what have you gotten done on your blazer today?
They're controlled off a switch in the cab that gets power through ignition.
Early 2000's, not sure of the exact year. They will bolt right onto a 4wd
Use to have a set of chrome Firebird 16's on it a long time ago. Same basic looking wheel, just chrome
Use to have a set of chrome Firebird 16's on it a long time ago. Same basic looking wheel, just chrome
Got the license plate mounted to the wheel by making a removable "T" bracket to hold it. Thought about making a wheel cover with a see through pocket that I could just slide a plate into that would have velcro on one end to close it but I see those covers on the side of the road so I scratched that idea. I've seen the ones that are for sale that require you to have a complimentary bumper made by the same manufacturer but don't want to drop that much coin on a bumper when I can build one for less. I also like the building and design process so there's that aspect too.
Replaced the low-pressure AC compressor clutch switch located on the accumulator. (You do not have to vent the AC system to do this). Now the intermittent cold then warm/hot then cold air coming through the vents is fixed. A year ago I did a complete AC system rebuild replacing the compressor, hoses, condenser, and orifice valve. What I did not do was replace that switch. It is only $15 so it is worth also replacing if you too do a full system repair. (https://blazerforum.com/forum/2nd-ge...ent-kit-97066/)
I don't know the answer to that question. I've seen them in rear windows so I wouldn't think they'd have too much to say as long as you have one displayed. It's as permanent as a bumper, still held in place by two screws. It wouldn't be left on at night or I'd pull the carrier off and put it back to stock.