To all users of the K5 Blazer section,

To clarify the vagueness of where to post Blazer questions, K5 and Fullsize Blazer/Jimmy(a.k.a. 2-door Tahoe), should be posted in the K5 Blazer section. S10 Blazers, 95-05 midsize Blazers, S- &T- seriesJimmys, 95-04 midsize Jimmys, 95-04 Bravadas, and all Executive (South American) Blazers should be posted in the S10 section

Thank you!

 

hi i am new to this and new to chevys. i have a 86 k5 blazer with a tired 305.i see that alot of the vacumn lines and the air pump are either broken or not hooked up. can i remove all of this stuff and what if anything do i have to fix or replace?

 

Hi my name is Mike. Just signed up and I am looking for some help. I have a 1975 K5 Blazer just bought it. The Fuel gauge is innacurate, the Amp doesn't respond and the temparature doesn't work. I was going to replace the dash gauges and wanted to get the optional tach mine never came with. Is this possible? I am looking to find out if the wire connection for the dash gauges came factory with the supplied connection for a tach and it just wasn't an option mine came with?

 

i have a 1994 chevey silverado truck with a three fifty enging and im haveing trouble getting a spark frm the spark plugs and i cant figure it out can i get some body to mabey help me out with what i can do to get the spark plugs to be able to get a spark

 

Hi I’ve recently bought a Chevy truck but having trouble finding out the exact year make. Could anyone give me some answers

Could someone let me know what year model this might be?

 

I have a 70 chevelle and I need a back seat is there a difference between a 70 back seat and a back seat for a 71 or 72 seat Thanks.

 

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I am new on this forum
I want to identify a differential case ,it is a 12 BOLT POSI ,ARMASTEEL 30060.ED-2,224. and it is to put in a 1957 belair and want to know if it fit in

 

Hi Abob
Most of the vacuum lines are critical to the engine. only remove them one at a time as you replace them & take a picture of the engine first to show where they hook up. maybe draw a map to be safe. If you have any left over, plug them till you find out where they go so they won't spoil the vacuum. get a manual or find someone with a similar engine and take notes.

Mous

 

Google the VIN or google chevy trucks 1940- 1950 and check out the pulldown images.

 

Hi: Go to Car-Part.com and enter the data. best is the Vin option. It's a junkyard hotline and connects all over N America, parts are listed by price or quality or distance to your zip. they ship by UPS, Fedex, or your specified shipper. It's great if you live in the boonies.

Mous