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Check your fuel pressure regulator, when they go bad you get 0 pressure. Also check you connections and grounds

If you have a Code scanner you can do it there.. if not, Unplug the Battery Positive and Negative terminals for 5 minutes then Reconnect.. it will reset and check everything..

I believe your linkage is sticking. Could be the cruise control also.
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If possible try switching the wires on the neutral safety switch or pull off the plug and turn it over, so the contacts are on the opposite terminals.. If that doesn't work, it's possible you got a bad switch right out of the box. It DOES happen.

Neutral, however you can move the tang to fit the slot when installing. Just make sure the new one matches your old one when you remove it, and make sure your new one matches, you will be fine.

sounds like a bad grounding somewhere... like the alternator or at the battery to chassis

pretty sure its mounted beside the brake pedal

This could be true. The radio fuse may also be the fuse to dash lights also. Check the fuses. One fuse will cover 3 or more difetent things. Like My Toyota pickup with automatic trans, when wipers quit working because the fuse blew, I had no overdrive either.

Go online, type in "images" the details(1996 K5 Blazer) and loads of pictures come up of the fuse boxes, just identify yours.

If you mean the AC fans then they are controlled by the Fan Control Module (FCM) , this is probably stuck on, Yes it is similar to a relay!

50 MPH is the ideal speed for out-of-balance tires to start shaking, but when you mention tapping the brake, I wonder if you might have a badly worn or loose wheel bearing or improperly seated lug nuts. Firestone wants to sell tires - take your car to a dealer where experience and expertise will be of more help.

In a word....Yes! This is a big job because typically the fuel pump in the tank cannot be accessed without removing the fuel tank. Get professional help.

Um, i'm guessing the fan belt needs to be adjusted or replaced...?

I assume you want to see the tire pressure electronic on your display or is your radio dead

Could be exhaust damaged and letting fumes into cabin!

make sure it the correct solution-may want to go see an ol school guy w xperienc in brakes etc- you still able to ride car then take time theres many shady mechanics------cubans and mexicans are very good with cars-try them 1st

Normally you would have to pull the radio usually it will be in the back or side sticker if not you can always call the dealership with your information on the registration and they can give you the code if you can prove you're the current owner

If it's a stock alarm system, it should have it's own fuse. Pull it and your all set. If it's after market system, disconnect the positive wire to the system.

No, a bad battery can not cause this problem, but was the ignition stuck in the on position? That would make the battery go dead. A lock smith might be able to help you.