what have you gotten done on your blazer today?
Beginning Member
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 47
From: Montreal, Quebec - Canada
Remove the fenders trims and the white stripe comming from the back door to the front fender.
Also i work a little bit on my brush guard, but still need some idea on how to make the bracket to make it fit on my 97!
PS: The brush guard is a Westin comming from an 98 :P
Also i work a little bit on my brush guard, but still need some idea on how to make the bracket to make it fit on my 97!
PS: The brush guard is a Westin comming from an 98 :P
Senior Member
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 847
From: Charleston, WV
After changing serpentine belts 3 times in the last 2 weeks, I put my factory belt on and it fixed my problem (I think). Only time will tell. Also replaced my frame and battery ground wires bolt with a larger bore one cause the old one was backing out over a couple days and when I hit bumps I was getting a poping noise in my subs where the cable terminals where shifting.
That is all for now.
That is all for now.
After changing serpentine belts 3 times in the last 2 weeks, I put my factory belt on and it fixed my problem (I think). Only time will tell. Also replaced my frame and battery ground wires bolt with a larger bore one cause the old one was backing out over a couple days and when I hit bumps I was getting a poping noise in my subs where the cable terminals where shifting.
That is all for now.
That is all for now.
Super Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 1,639
From: South End Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Got the Code(s) read.
P0174 and P0300 YAY!
But I did use some injector cleaner which could have loosened a chunk of gunk, which could cause the misfire but as for the lean bank 2? I'm gonna check my O2 sensors for a loose one (recently changed) or wiring! Other than that, I don't know?!?
P0174 and P0300 YAY!
But I did use some injector cleaner which could have loosened a chunk of gunk, which could cause the misfire but as for the lean bank 2? I'm gonna check my O2 sensors for a loose one (recently changed) or wiring! Other than that, I don't know?!?
Beginning Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 45
From: Southern California
Got my roof-top light bar mount today! 
Mounted the lights onto it, but haven't wired everything as of yet, still waiting on the CB antenna that will also be mounted to the bar. Will be running the wires for everything through the passenger side under the weather stripping under the door.
Thing is rock solid mounted to the existing rail mounting holes. I copied kiwiblazer's idea of the feet for mounting the bar to the rails.
Mounted the lights onto it, but haven't wired everything as of yet, still waiting on the CB antenna that will also be mounted to the bar. Will be running the wires for everything through the passenger side under the weather stripping under the door.
Thing is rock solid mounted to the existing rail mounting holes. I copied kiwiblazer's idea of the feet for mounting the bar to the rails.
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Super Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 1,639
From: South End Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Got my roof-top light bar mount today! Mounted the lights onto it, but haven't wired everything as of yet, still waiting on the CB antenna that will also be mounted to the bar. Will be running the wires for everything through the passenger side under the weather stripping under the door.
Thing is rock solid mounted to the existing rail mounting holes. I copied kiwiblazer's idea of the feet for mounting the bar to the rails.
Mounted the lights onto it, but haven't wired everything as of yet, still waiting on the CB antenna that will also be mounted to the bar. Will be running the wires for everything through the passenger side under the weather stripping under the door.Thing is rock solid mounted to the existing rail mounting holes. I copied kiwiblazer's idea of the feet for mounting the bar to the rails.