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Car: 92 Z28
Engine: LS1
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 3.73 10 bolt
Yea 20 year old cars are supposed to come with owners manuals right?
... sorry I dunno what its for, maybee fogs or rear defrost or something?
... sorry I dunno what its for, maybee fogs or rear defrost or something?
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Car: 1991 Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Originally posted by grngryoutmyway
Yea 20 year old cars are supposed to come with owners manuals right?
Yea 20 year old cars are supposed to come with owners manuals right?
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Car: 1982 Berlinetta
it might... be your hatch release button. but im not sure cuz my 82 berl has that between the two power window buttons, so if yours doesn't have a hatch release on the center console than it could be it. mine neverworked tho cuz the cable got stretched.
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Car: 84 berlinetta
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700r4
I cant push it because its missing on my car. Its not the hatch release mines on the console maybe its for the foglights i dunno mine doesnt have fog lights
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Car: 1982 Berlinetta
the fog lights are when u pull out the headlight dealy only half way. go to berlinetta.info and try e-mailin the guy and asking him. he's a big berlinetta guru, and also check out the media section and see if our berl's came w/ any special option that that could be.
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Car: 1987 Z28 Convertible
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 5-speed
Cruise control arm switch. I'm not kidding. Once it's turned On, you can use the steering wheel controls to set, accelerate, resume, etc....
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Car: 1984 Trans Am
Engine: LT1
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt w/ 4.10 gears
the berlinetta was supposed to be so futuristic in design.... but i guess they didn't forsee the emergence of a little something called ergonomics! How the heck are you supposed to know that's related to the cruise control ?!?! My friend just got a Berlinetta and I can't even figure out how to work the turn signals!
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Car: 1982 Berlinetta
wow, im glad mines an 82 and not an 84 when they made it all ergonomical. although on the bad side it's the first year out car and we all know those have got all the bugs and glitches.
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It's the Cruise ON/OFF switch. Chevy orriginally placed this button behind the radio, but moved it to the center console some time in 85 and continued putting it there until the end of production.
The 84 & early 85 style buttons were horizonally mounted while the later 85 & 86 buttons were mounted vertically. They originally had white "CRUISE" printing on them ( like the other power option buttons ) but the printing is often worn away.
It's the Cruise ON/OFF switch. Chevy orriginally placed this button behind the radio, but moved it to the center console some time in 85 and continued putting it there until the end of production.
The 84 & early 85 style buttons were horizonally mounted while the later 85 & 86 buttons were mounted vertically. They originally had white "CRUISE" printing on them ( like the other power option buttons ) but the printing is often worn away.
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