Lights

Asked by jabreo Dec 06, 2012 at 07:41 PM about the Chevrolet Corvette

Question type: General

I owned a 1982 corvette once and I never had problems with the headlight going down after the switch
was turned off.   I am looking to by a 1996 model and I see all these cars with the headlight on the up
position but the lights out.  What's going on?   Couldn't the driver just manually put them down?  Just
incase this happens to me after I purchase mynext corvette.   Thanks fellas....and gals.

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Al answered 12 years ago

If you turn the lights on, then turn them to just park lights, on a 1996 corvette, then the assembly will stay up until you turn them to off. the head lights will go off, but stay up, untill you turn the swith to off.

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