Ok guys, time to get the Blazer forum organized.

[BlazerLT]

Originally Posted by ryanb4614

Just bought a 1997 chevy blazer LT fully loaded, 99k for $5,400
Anyone have any idea how i can put in different headlights, like a different style.. this had a real square shaped on and looks like its pushed back in the car like this:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/517415

Id like them to be more out and more bubble.. like this car
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/267443

^^^ before this person put on the new front end i like the older front end that he had on before the change
If i buy those headlight for a 1997 will the go in ? Anyone help me out know of a site that i could buy them if thats all i have to do..
also HID's for the headlights and foglights? Do i have to get the wiring kit or is the bulbs that wont burn the regular wires? thanks!!

This thread is not for your questions about your truck, it is for what I should include in the help compilation.

Start your own thread.

[lou S.]

Congrat's LT--I've been away for a while. Many good sub-categories.

-General Lube category
-DOH----Not checking fuel line tightness on a cpi replacement

[mrfirebird]

break it up into sections, engine--transmission--supension--brakes--body--electrical--audio--for sale parts--for sale wheels--for sale other.paint--community--4x4-- ect ect ect

[BlazerLT]

It will be one thread with all the fixes in one post for people to easily reference.

I cannot include all those sections.

[Trail Blazin96]

I think we should have year categories, all the questions about that year so that way we can narrow our problems down a lot more

[BlazerLT]

Won't be able to do that.

I will just be able to write up some helpful stickies.

[barlow1952]

Good job Blazer LT stick to all the main problems ball joints door pins hood hinges and any quick fixes they also help Jimmy owners Good Luck

[CCCD]

Congratulations!
I’m trying to find the thread on hard starting, rough idle, reading the codes using a jumper wire and reading the flashes of the Eng. Service light. One response was from sykopenguin, SF Regular ,02.25.05. (I printed it to take our to my garage) I have looked but can not find it.
I would like to keep the threads together for ease of finding like information.
Here’s the first question maybe you can help with.
He gave the following diagram for reading the codes:
0 0 0 0 X X
0 0 0 0 0 0
Plug the jumper wire into the two “X”’s.

I have a ’97 S10 Blazer with 4.3L “W” engine, my connector (under dash next to parking brake) looks like this:
0 X 0 X X 0 0 X
X 0 0 X 0 0 0 X
The “X”’s are locations with the “metal sockets” the “0”’s look blank.
So my question is which pins do I jumper?
Thanks and if I can back on that thread I’ll continue my questions and or my results.
Thanks again for the great forum.
gm

[blazee]

Originally Posted by CCCD

Congratulations!
I’m trying to find the thread on hard starting, rough idle, reading the codes using a jumper wire and reading the flashes of the Eng. Service light. One response was from sykopenguin, SF Regular ,02.25.05. (I printed it to take our to my garage) I have looked but can not find it.
I would like to keep the threads together for ease of finding like information.
Here’s the first question maybe you can help with.
He gave the following diagram for reading the codes:
0 0 0 0 X X
0 0 0 0 0 0
Plug the jumper wire into the two “X”’s.

I have a ’97 S10 Blazer with 4.3L “W” engine, my connector (under dash next to parking brake) looks like this:
0 X 0 X X 0 0 X
X 0 0 X 0 0 0 X
The “X”’s are locations with the “metal sockets” the “0”’s look blank.
So my question is which pins do I jumper?
Thanks and if I can back on that thread I’ll continue my questions and or my results.
Thanks again for the great forum.
gm

You should start your own thread. This one is for site improvement and the one you are looking for is someone else's. (It's not nice to Hi-Jack their thread)

As for your questions:

You can't get codes using jumpers in a 97. You have to use a code scanner.

The thread you are looking for is: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=371113

[CCCD]

Thanks and understand.
I wasn't sure about starting a new thread.
Will do.
Thanks for the advice.
I'm still learning the proper etiquette of these forums.

[BlazerLT]

Originally Posted by CCCD

Congratulations!
I’m trying to find the thread on hard starting, rough idle, reading the codes using a jumper wire and reading the flashes of the Eng. Service light. One response was from sykopenguin, SF Regular ,02.25.05. (I printed it to take our to my garage) I have looked but can not find it.
I would like to keep the threads together for ease of finding like information.
Here’s the first question maybe you can help with.
He gave the following diagram for reading the codes:
0 0 0 0 X X
0 0 0 0 0 0
Plug the jumper wire into the two “X”’s.

I have a ’97 S10 Blazer with 4.3L “W” engine, my connector (under dash next to parking brake) looks like this:
0 X 0 X X 0 0 X
X 0 0 X 0 0 0 X
The “X”’s are locations with the “metal sockets” the “0”’s look blank.
So my question is which pins do I jumper?
Thanks and if I can back on that thread I’ll continue my questions and or my results.
Thanks again for the great forum.
gm

Start your own thread.

[dgurlybabe]

trans problems

[MusikMan169]

Well,

i used to own an avenger. I loved the way their site was layed out. You can check it out here to get an idea. Thought it might be helpful for ya

http://aseclub.net/phpBB2/index.php

[bbdanjamin]

]how about a trouble shooting chart that flows ,( if you have condition "A" procceed to step "B" if not cotinue to step "C" ect, ect,ect.) thats how the pro's do it and get right to "most" problems

[bruzer80]

Don't know if you are still taking suggestions or not, but definitely exhaust is a big one. (have started a few on that myself...) Otherwise a way to organize might be to block the forum into sections such as:

Air conditioner and heater
Body/Exterior
Console
Cooling
Electrical
Emission system
Engine
Exhaust system
Frame
Fuel system
Information labels
Instrument panel
Steering gear and linkage
Transmission
Wheels/Tires

Anyway, keep up the good work