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Four hours, not too bad of a turnaround. :)

Naw, I didn't insinuate you were wrong, I was teasing you to take pics next time, and you did! Thanks- http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/c5-general-discussion/111944-proud-made-my-day.html

And in a no parking zone no less, what scandal.

pics or it didn't happen

My ex boyfriend did, row 3. Sure miss the seats.

Howdy neighbor :w

sure thing

P0440 = loose gas cap For me it did anyway. P0440 wasn't in the list of codes in the sticky thread, so I thought I'd post it here for anyone who does a site search for it.

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Wow look at that. I'll investigate my Radio Shack to see if they can accommodate that process.

I'll be dipped. I learn something new every other day, or so. Rescue Ron in San Jose wants $165 for one duplicate key. The dealer only wants $40. Go figure. :beer

Yay, it's gotta be cheaper than the dealer...

The key has a chip in it.

I bought my Corvette slightly used, it had only the one fob and key. Is there any other place to get a duplicate key besides the dealer?

It's the Jocelyne Wildenstein of of Corvettes...

I think you'll like it here. They can't get rid of me.:upthumbs

Gee maybe I should get a wife, they sound awesome! My boyfriend probably wouldn't let me though, he can only take so much estrogen.

I love the smell of new tires. I love walking into my garage and getting hit with that new tire smell. Schweet.

The code has not reappeared in over 200 miles after being reset. Of course now I'm jinxing myself....

Okay I will post results either way. I didn't realize there was some slight gravel when I punched it at the meter light. Wheels spun just a little bit. Okay a little more than a little bit. Part of the bearing? Does it make a squeaky noise when it's going out?