Well I'm getting rid of my blazer for a 2000 nissan frontier 5speed 4x4

 

that sucks. I may be selling mine too. Cant afford the gas etc,and with it being 4x4 and me 21,my insurance is higher. Somethings gotta give.

 

I hope your not selling your blazer to get the nissan for better gas mileage because you wont see it. My g/f's 2000 frontier 4x4 auto gets on average 17mpg highway. but it is a very good running truck only things been replaced are normal tune up and shocks, still has original energizer battery.

 

No I'm not looking to get better gas. The guy I'm getting it from he's been like my brother since 8th grade and he's got a child on the way and needs something bigger for a car seat and everything. Me I'm just after a 4x4 pickup and I got my good gas mileage car but my wife always drives it.

 

like i said man they are good runners, they also have a forum out there for them, I will warn you the last plug is more of a pain then the blazers #3 plug but it can be done.

 

On which side of the motor?

 

pulled from a google search :

"That is why we charge 1.7 hours for 6 spark plugs. Universal 5/8" spark plug socket with u joint 4" extension another U joint and 10" extension use masking tape to hold those tools to the extensions. Yes you can scratch the heck out of your hands on the white plastic brake hose clips and actually reach down and with your finger tip feel the spark plug insulator. All done by Feel! Twist to remove the spark plug wire. The hardest thing is getting the plug back in and the wire back on. Trust me I see Lot’s of pathfinders and Xterrias with 5 new spark plugs. It take both hands behind the motor laying on the engine to guide the spark plug socket contraption into the Cly Head. Good Luck"


YEP sounds like #3 blazer plug is a piece of cake compared to this.

 

chris thanks for answering that.. honestly It was a pain the ****. I got it done but I got frustrated and then got myself a couple beers and went back and got it.