As soon as you put a load on the bearing the noise will go away, so I would sugest that you change the bearing A.S.A.P so you don't do any more damage as soon as you put a load on the bearing the noise will go away, so I would sugest that you change the bearing A.S.A.P so you don't do any more damage
Sounds like you need brakes. Have it looked at soon! Or maybe the fact its a Chevy that might be the problem
The lights on the odometer on a 1999 Chevy Blazer might not work because of a burned out fuse. They might also not work if the lights are burned out.
It might not work as well, but possibly, it could work.
either your fuse is blown or the wiring is bad
Yes they are the same block and heads you might have to swap intakes though
might be a fuse
Check coolant level .Then thermostat . Then hearter core
Engine coolant sensor may be bad
It might be in the diagram of parts and places, if comes with it.
A 1996 Chevy Blazer front clip may fit a 2000 Chevy Blazer, but there are differences in design and mounting points that could complicate the installation. While some components might be interchangeable, you may need to modify or adapt certain parts for a proper fit. It's best to consult a professional or detailed resources specific to your project for compatibility information.
yes it would or it might be the starter
You might have blown a fuse or a flasher fuse is a 15 i think flasher is under dash.