will this fit my 1987 S10 Blazer Tahoe ? Mine is broken , only turn signal works , no cruise or wipers !
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Enter you vehicle info on Amazon's Website to determine if the part will fit your vehicle. This is all I can tell you.I don't know if the part will fit your S10 Blazer. If it does, you don't have to pull the steering wheel to change the control arm. Just pull straight on the control arm and it should come out. Cut old wires and splice/tape to wire of new control arm.
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It fit my 1986 S10 Blazer Tahoe perfectly. It says yes it fits the 87 as well if you put that info in at amazon.I don't think there were major changes in these types of parts until 1992. I have to warn you...as far as the turn signal and wipers go, it is an easy install. It just snaps in. The cruise control is on that wire that you see in the picture. It is a bear to thread that wire through the steering column. You have to take the column apart. Good Luck
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I used this on a 2001 Suburban. I don't think there was a body change for this class of vehicles (Yukon, Suburban, Tahoe) in 2002, so it should work. As I recall, the dealer wanted $200 to replace these struts a couple years ago and I got this pair for $40. It took literally 2 minutes to pop them in. My replacements are still working great.
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I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights... » Read More I put mine in a 00 Camaro Z28, rear, and the cruise control stopped working, not enough resistance, the ECM thought bulbs were burned out as my research found. Had to add the resistors to fix that problem, so Id recommend spending the extra few bucks and getting resistors (one for each bulb) to save you time later. Didn't have any issues with the actual blinking or relay though. I also have them as DRLs in my 03 Avalanche, nice and bright, work great.50W 6Ohm LED Load Resistors for LED Turn Signal Lights or LED License Plate Lights (Fix Hyper Flash, Warning Cancellor) « Show Less
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check the electrical first. If you have proper voltage going to the wiper motor great. check your motor next. commutator/contactor tend to wear, if good take a chance and replace ur wiper pulse. That worked for me and so far so good.
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i dont know, but go to the website or dealer, this one fit with my chevrolet blazer 2001
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This particular part number is made for a 2000 4 door Chevy Blazer S10. I had to send it back because I have a 2 door but in doing so I discovered the Westin brand which was the same price and a superior product compared to DeeZee. I'm sure Westin makes nerfs for your truck. Good luck.
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The switch will not work on the 2003 Tahoe, the part number is different. I also have a 2003 Tahoe LT that I replaced the switch on. It is different internally. Keep looking you should be able to find one.
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I believe the s10 changed body styles in 1995. If your head leadlights are flat rectangle bulbs, then yes. If they are rounded and include the turn signal, then no.
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I bought this part for my 2003 chevy blazerit fits exactly if it will work for anything else I'm not sure if you think it will work and you need the connector just type in 2003 Chevy Blazer and you can buy the connector
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Just checked the system and it's a 'No fit'. So I would not take the chance. In my case, the system sait that it would fit my blazer when it actually was not the case. I finally checked with my local dealer to have the right piece number for my truck before buying a replacement elsewhere.
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I used one of these for my 95 S10 and a 94 honda civic and even a 95 expedition...It should work. Check the owners manual or go to autozone and see if there OBD-II code reader works on your truck if it does then this will to.
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You would need to do a search under the Automotive Section Department. Find the wipers section and then use the Does This Fit My Vehicle search. Then that will tell you if it fits and you can order your rear wiper there. Hope this helps !
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I had questions about my purchase so I went to the Mfg. website at twistep.com. Here is their warning: (Note: The TWISTEP will fit many SUV's. If you are trying to install the TWISTEP on a 2006-2011 Chevrolet Tahoe, GMC Yukon, Cadillac Escalade or some Nissan Pathfinders you will need to call our customer support for an additional bracket. 888-722-5240) If it will fit - buy it! The only thing we are sorry about the product is we didn't find it sooner. Make sure you get the locking pin - worth the extra investment.
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Mine only does the top part also, when in Blinker. The bottom does nothing, any help? I have a 2010 Tundra and replaced my power fold mirrors.
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It should, I own this one...it's on a 09 Tahoe. You can double check at gorhino.com, and even see the install instructions.
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No i used mine on a 97 ram 1500 and the rear leaf is 4". Your 01 s10 blazers rear has 2.5" rear leaf springs. Also you might want to be more specific on your search like 01 s10 blazer add a leaf. Hope this helps.
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It should ... My app. was a 2000 GMC Sonoma ... 4x4 w/tilt .... One thing.. it is not an easy replacement ... I removed all bolts & nuts .. but I could not even see a couple of the plug-in harneses (on top of the column)... and they are HARD to unplug, even if visable... Call your local GMC dealer to check if D6254C is the correct # for your Blazer ... Then ask for an instalation price quote from the Service Dept....