Open the door, where the outside rearview mirror is attached to the door is a plastic panel roughly in the shape of a triangle. Gently pry this off so as not to break the pin holding it on. All the pins that hold the door panel and the piece i just discussed are made of plastic and are probably an inch long. toward the end of these plastic pins are fins these fins are what keep the pins in place. Also ther are two metal screws in the hand grip that you close the door with you will need a Philips head for this. You can use an flat head screw driver to pry with but be careful you must pry next to where the pins are located or you will break the door panel. Start down at the bottom of the door panel and pry up to loosen the pins from the door frame. Dont try to fully remove the pin from the from door loosen one a little bit then go to the next when the bottom is halfway loose you should hold out on the bottom of the panel with your hand and begin to pry the pins up on both sides of the panel. If you don't hold out on the bottom of the panel while you are doing this the bottom pins will go back in. once all the pins are loosend you will have to lift the panel straight up because the top of the panel is formed into an upside down U and it slides between the door frame and the window. once the door panel is loose from the frame don't pull it away the doorlock and window control wires are still attached to the panel. You can use a small screw driver to loosen up the snaps that are keeping these wires connected to the push buttons. Please add to these instructions but i am pretty sure i nailed all the steps. hope this helps somebody.
Yes
Umm yes, they are the SAME SUV
I have a 1998 Tahoe LS. It does not have 3rd row seats.
at what mileage do you change a 99 Chevy Tahoe timing chain.
The stock (OEM) tire size for a 1998 Chevrolet Tahoe is 245/75R16.
5w30 weight.
It is on the top of the starter.
The 1998 Chevrolet Blazer door panel is held in place by eight retaining clips. Pry outward on each retaining clip to remove the door panel.
Yes they are both 4L60E transmissions as long as they are both come from the same wheel drive Tahoe (2wd on a 2wd
No it is not . It won't even begin to bolt up. It's all different.
Yes they are both 4L60E transmissions as long as they are both out of a 2 wheel drive.
That would be the 4L60E transmission.