20 Most Recent 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer - Page 9 Questions & Answers

well overdrive is really where your suppose to have it when you hit the highway. Seem now the gears are slipping in (D) mode. if you want to save more time go to any major parts store and purchase TRANSX. pour it in and drive off.

well. your idle is just high. you can get a screw driver and find the idle screw on the throttle body. . and jsut adjust there , , that is if there are no problems.

now it also maybe a leaky intake. . . . but i think its jsut more of a small adjsutment. . 8)

This was all I could come with, hope it helps.

The sending unit is the culprit, most likely the arm for the float is detached.

go to autozone.com and look for specifications, you sould be hable to find it for free, if not let me know.

they are very tricki even good experience mechanics have hard time some time to do it, just try to look for any bolts or screws arrown and remove it, or they have like snap in plastic rivets arrown the edges for the panel, insert a flat screw driver from the edges and pry a little to pop out the rivets

It should be located right under to motor oil pan. It's probly a 15mm bolt. Just make sure that it's not the tranny oil drain. If for any reason when you see redish oil draining make sure to plug it right back up- red oil is transmission oil.

your trasmission might be sliping at top gear try a transmission tune up but if this don't help or get worse then your trans is gone

4wd , A/T box. brake are bad, and engine misfires.> we SCAN the PCM for P3xx or P7xx codes misfire and A/T errors (never skip this !!!) you do know any transmission brain (TCM will get confused if the engine is weak or misfires right, so engine is first to worry. but you said engine REVS (rpm up high) and car is slow and or transmission fails to up-shift, to 2nd in drive.?????? any tech in any shop sees the car, and scans it first. and see OMG dead transmission speed sensors or sees, gross misfire, or must drive it first to see what is going on. if up-shifts fail at the documented shift points the transmission is bad. or just 1 sensor on it. this is called DRIVE_ability issue that can only be solved by tech driving it and seeing it fail. not the blind, not me,but the shift points are what matters. and if the tech feels misfire or power loss even in 1st gear. he knows the engine has a problem. (or even both) 2001 is old car, most cars this old have like 10 ignored problems in the wild. classic that. or bad spark plugs and bad speed sensor both, a wild guess and common for sure. post VIN or the RPO code so we can decode drive-train there.

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Once you fix the part, you need a Code Reader / Scan Tool / Scan Tool Computer to reset the code and remove it. If you already did that, you need an auto-electrician with a Pro Grade Scan Tool.

Is the engine light on? If so you can hook it to a computer, if there's an auto zone close to you they will do it for you free of charge. I also recommend, laying under the vehicle and banging on your fuel tank with a hammer while someone else is trying to start it. It sounds odd I know but I think it may be your fuel pump, if it starts while your banging on it then it 100% is your fuel pump!Just a side note, I also had a 2000 Blazer and this happened to me a lot! So I'm suggesting this from experience. Chevy blazers are known for this issue.

check the fuse

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Could be a number of things. One easy place to start would be to let the engine get to operating temperature and with the heater on, feel the hoses that go to the heater core at the firewall. If they are both hot, I would think the issue is with the blend door in the air box. If only one is hot, It would most likely be a clogged heater core. Since the A/C system contains a refrigerant, this is usually best left to a certified technician for proper service.

Ok.. This is for removing the backseat headrests on 06 trailblazer.. you gotts cut the material right under the rest , you can superglue it back later..then with a hook tool a pick you find the pins at the base of the rod and pull them out.. He didnt have to cut the material on the next headrest after finding where they were located.. Kinda alittle painintheass job. But goter done.. karen cline

If the brake lights stay on all the time without touching the pedal the first thing I would check is the stoplamp (brake) switch on the brake pedal

Piston 1 TDC is where the electrical timing should start.

probably the camshaft position sensor is faulty. scan the diagnostic trouble codes for more insight into the cause of the problem.