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Old Feb 25, 2012 | 04:44 AM
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New here, thanks for having me. Just purchased a 1998 blazer ls. Previous owner pretty much just let things go on it. I got it for 900.00 and put 460 into it. New spider, 1 brake line, both rear calipers and e brake cable, idler arm and pitman arm and also both sway bar links. I did all the work myself which saved me a few in labor. Found this forum searhing for a few answers and it helped a lot. Now questions, are there any issues with the tranny on these and any common problems with the truck overall?
 
Old Feb 25, 2012 | 07:01 AM
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Welcome to the forum.
Door hinge pins, intake gaskets, just to name a few.
Every vehicle has problems, just start searching, and reading.
 
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Old Feb 25, 2012 | 08:33 AM
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Funny stuff in there, I do have a funky gas gauge, either full or empty. Empty in park full in gear, go figure
 
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I would have to say the only thing that really irritates me concerning my blazer (95 LS 4WD) is that when something goes wrong, its a guessing game figuring out EXACTLY what the problem is. Other than that, it seems that Blazers tend to go thru brake pads and rotors more so than other vehicles I have owned. My husband has a Blazer as well, and he has had NO PROBLEMS with his (2001 LS 5 speed manual) and has only had to replace his brake pads. The better u maintain it, the better off u will be....but thats basically true for any vehicle.
 
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