front nose aassembly
i have a 2001 blazer, which recently got into a fender bender. it needs a front clip coolers ect, but i was wondering what the easiest way to remove the front clip is so i can actually see what im working with? thanks if anyosne knows or has any ideas.
sorry fixed my typos, was trying to post from phone.
sorry fixed my typos, was trying to post from phone.
Last edited by bmwallace_88; Apr 2, 2012 at 09:26 AM.
Look-all this info is here on this site. But guess what? You have some learning to do! So many of these blazer/Jimmys are totally interchangable-you just have to do the homework from year -to-year! If you are not a wrench or a body skilled fella,then these are the cars for you!If you are only dealing with parts swaps! Fairly strait forward with only minor adjustments...
Look-all this info is here on this site. But guess what? You have some learning to do! So many of these blazer/Jimmys are totally interchangable-you just have to do the homework from year -to-year! If you are not a wrench or a body skilled fella,then these are the cars for you!If you are only dealing with parts swaps! Fairly strait forward with only minor adjustments...
I don't know if I would try to remove the clip as a whole-access is a PITA for many fasteners. Hopefully you hit the right side otherwise you will have to deal with ABS modules! As I stated they are MOSTLY interchangable but one does have to be cautious as connectors changed from year-to-year. I did a 96-to-97 swap(hit right front) and it was almost simple! My neighbors thought I was nuts! HMMM... maybe they know something I don't??? Good luck!
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