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What is the front drivers side fender keyhole on a Corvette for?
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∙ 14y ago
The driver's fender keyhole on older corvettes is to turn on and off the factory alarm system. The system is wired to sound an alarm if the hood or doors are dusturbed while the alarm is activated.
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