Chevrolet 1994 Corvette User manual

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1994 Owner's Manual
Table of Contents
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Seats & RestraintSystems 11
Features & Controls = = 35
ComfortControls & AudioSystems 105
Your DrivingandtheRoad = 121
ProblemsontheRoad 141
Service & AppearanceCare 171
MaintenanceSchedule 229
CustomerAssistanceInformation 251 m
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Including "Reporting Safety Defects" on page 254.
Printed in U.S.A.
Part No. 10260941 A
Second Edition
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In the early ’50s, is was only a
designer’s dream. Today,the Corvette
stands alone as America’s dream car
- a
testament to its unmistakablecharisma
and the excitement it inspires. Unique
styling, powerful performance and an
undeniable panache havemade Corvette
one of the most celebratedsports cars
in
the world.
In 1953, Chevrolet produced 300 new
lightweight fiberglass roadsters.
A
handful wentto project engineers,
General Motors managers, and a select
group of movie stars andcelebrities.
With a two-speed Powerglide automatic
transmission, Blue Flame six-cylinder
engine, and gleaming PoloWhite
exterior, Corvette beganits drive into
the heart
of America.
Designers freshioned up the ’Vette in
1956 by adding a removable hardtop
and the famous Corvette “coves.” The
sculptured body enhancedits sporty
look, and a standard 2 10-horsepower
Chevy
V8 engine solidified Corvette’s
reputation as a production race car.

In 1963,Corvette hit the road with an
eye-catchingnew look
- the Sting Ray
coupe. An instant success,the now-
classic Sting
Ray featured concealed
headlamps and a unique split rear
window. Thesplit window would only
be offered
in 1963, making this model
among the most prized Corvettes ever
built.
Restyled inside and out
for 1968,this
'Vette sported a lean and hungry shape,
creating
a senseof motion even when
standing still. And for the first
time,
Corvette offered removable roof panels.