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You start from the back psngr then the back drv side....then psngr front and last drv side front.....From the longest line to the shortest away from the master
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Is your 1995 Astro AWD or FWD?
awd
What is causing your 2004 Chevy Astro AWD to shutter?
Go to this web page and read this article: http://www.rsgear.com/articles/2004_10.pdf this should answer your question. Your van has the New Venture 136 transfer case. I have the same problem. This info is important. for all Astro/Safari AWD owners.
How do you swap a 36in torsion arm for a 41in on Chevy astro awd?
no
How do you replace the e-brakes on a v70 awd 2002?
just replace the rear brakes
Is Chevy Astro Front or rear wheel drive?
RWD and some AWD
What is longevity of a well maintaine Astro van?
I have a 92 Astro van with 197,000 miles. I have had nothing major go wrong with it. It has served me well. I also have Astro 2004 AWD with 191,000 miles with very few problems. I also know someone with 1996 Astro with 287,000 mile, doesn't look like much, but, works well.
How many gallons of gas will your Chevy Astro van hold?
I was able to put 23.32 gallons in my 1994 Chevy Astro EXT AWD.
What is the mpg for a 2003 Chevy Astro van AWD?
14 city 17 hiway
Where in Chevrolet Astro AWD 1997 Crankshaft sensor is located?
its right behind the harmonicbalancer
Can you disconnect the abs brakes on a 2000 awd safari?
pull the fuse
What is the gas mileage like in a 97 Chevy Astro van?
I got 21.5 last weekend driving back highways in WI in a 1998 AWD Astro
Can a 1996 Chevy Astro AWD tow a single axle trailer that weighs 2100lbs without trailer brakes?
Your towing capacity is a combination of vehicle weight and stopping power. The Astro's can handle approx 2500 without question, up to 5K depending on models. Your owners manual has full info. Pre-2003 Astro's have relatively weak braking systems for their weight. In 2003, bigger brakes and dynamic front-rear brake proportioning were added. Thus, your older astro cannot increase rear braking force when additional weight is transfered to the rear axle from your trailer. 2,100lbs without brakes is okay, but I wouldn't do it everyday. Anything over 4,000lbs with good brakes behind the astro will push the rear end around in an unfriendly manner under hard braking and during quick maneuvers.
