The Branch Blazer - 99 Blazer Build
Well, its been a while since I've posted so I figured I'd give an update. I am currently searching for a new daily driver so I can actually get some stuff done on the Blazer. And because it sucks gas and a few times has decided not to start (still tryin to figure that one out). Also I went on a trail ride this weekend and found out my 4wd isn't working but I only had to be pulled at one spot. So my next mod is gonna be the 4WD pull cable I saw done by rexmburns and gitch93. I will post some pics of that process when it happens
Goodbye vacuum, hello posi-lock! Got er done today with some help from one of my buddies. It works like a charm!
Here's the compression fitting on the bracket:

The cable coming through the firewall:

And the handle mounted under the steering wheel:

And yes, I know the Blazer needs a bath haha its lookin pretty rough. Also, if you were wondering, that is cow **** on the pedals. Lmao
Here's the compression fitting on the bracket:

The cable coming through the firewall:

And the handle mounted under the steering wheel:

And yes, I know the Blazer needs a bath haha its lookin pretty rough. Also, if you were wondering, that is cow **** on the pedals. Lmao
The last 2 weekends I've gotten a few things done on the Blazer. Last weekend I installed a passlock override which will hopefully solve the problem I had with it not starting sometimes and the security light flashing.
This weekend I came up with a solution for my rear window release switch not working. I used a piece of 3/32" steel cable to wrap around the arm that slides to hit the window release and attached it to a T-Handle used for starting a weed-eater. Redneck engineering at its finest!
Here's the cable around the arm:

And here's the handle:

Works like a charm!
This weekend I came up with a solution for my rear window release switch not working. I used a piece of 3/32" steel cable to wrap around the arm that slides to hit the window release and attached it to a T-Handle used for starting a weed-eater. Redneck engineering at its finest!
Here's the cable around the arm:

And here's the handle:

Works like a charm!
Put in some CREE LED projector reverse lights and the difference is amazing! See for yourself...

Needless to say I'm very impressed and happy with this upgrade. Makes such a difference backing up at night.
As soon as I have all the LEDs in the interior I'll post some pics of those as well

Needless to say I'm very impressed and happy with this upgrade. Makes such a difference backing up at night.
As soon as I have all the LEDs in the interior I'll post some pics of those as well



