Chevy doesn't use inertia switches.
The 98 S10 does not have a safety cut off (inertia switch).
If you are looking for an inertia switch for the fuel pump, Chevy doesn't use one. That's a Ford thing. However, if you are looking for the fuel pump relay on that 98 S10, look in the glove compartment. You will see a door marked "relays". Behind that access door you will see a few relays, the fuel pump relay will be the first one on your left.
Gm does not use inertia switches.
A 98 Blazer S10 has 5 lugs on each wheel.
AnswerYou have a relay under hood but I don't think there is a switch on your model. Chances are, you have a bad pump if there is little or no pressure. This is a common GM problem.chevys use a eng oil pressure switch to operate fuel pump after eng. starts This is in case the vehicle rolls over the eng will die.The fuel pump relay in the 95 to 98 S10 is located in the glove compartment behind the door marked "relays". It is the first relay from the left. There is no inertia switch in GM vehicles. That's a Ford thing.
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GM vehicles are not equipped with a fuel pump inertia switch.
Yes, both transmissions are the same.
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