see attached: The only continuing problem is this: most cars have a few items that are typical failure points, and we've found one. The combination switch (turn signal, cruise, wiper/washer, flasher) on the Blazer is at the top of the list. We've found that it's very common for the flasher relay (under the dash, right side) to start clicking endlessly and audibly while no lights are flashing. Turns out the Blazer's combination switch is the problem. It's usually either failure in the turn signal stalk, or contact problems with the emergency flasher switch mounted on top of the steering column. If you remove the shroud, you'll find the switch assembly and turn signal stalk must be replaced as a unit. I don't know dealer prices, but the part on the aftermarket starts about $140 and goes up to $250 or so depending on the specific model and options (tilt, cruise, etc). Labor will add at least another hour if you can't tear down the steering column far enough to do it yourself.
This problem is so common that it's a topic of discussion on Blazer and S10 discussion boards, but don't expect a dealer adjustment. If it happens to you, expect to pay for a repair. In some cases owners have been able to spray generous amounts of contact cleaner into the switch and stop the relay clicking, but it's a very hit-or-miss proposition and you have to be lucky to avoid replacing the switch. However, if this is the biggest problem you ever have with the vehicle, life isn't that bad!
Model Year: 1999
Model and Options: LS, 4-dor, 4WD
When the battery does not have enough voltage to turn the starter over it will sometimes make a clicking noise.
You probably need new tie rods on that side. have someone turn the wheel and check to see if you have in play any where.
When mine did that popping noise it was the fuel pump. But it could be a number of things. It depends on exactly what kind of popping. The Chevrolet Blazer wasn't the best of the bunch. They do really well as trucks. But the maintenance is that of a Toyota.
Yes, theory make a slight click sound.
assorted loose things
Yes.......but you need to make sure it has the same gear code. You can check this in the glove box. The code starts with a G (example-GU6)
The fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. It's supposed to hum or make a little noise; that's not a problem unless it sounds like a bad bearing or other serious problem. If you suspect the fuel pump, borrow, rent or buy a fuel pressure gauge and connect it to the fuel rail test port.
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It could be an axel bearing but noises have to be heard to be correctly diagnoised.
security light on 1998 s10 start but cut off
It will fit, But it won't WORK. The 1999 transmission is electronic and requires a computer and speed sensors to make it shift right. You need one from 1987 down.
shouldnt make any noise,however if it is dry or wearing out, it will squeel, rattle and when using clutch it will sound like metal to mtal.