1996 Chevrolet Blazer LS

Meet Forest my new Blazer. He's got 242k+ miles and still runs well. There are a few quirks that give him some character but looking to fix a few simple problems. The first and foremost is the back glass won't open and renders the tailgate useless.
Stay tuned for a how to video on opening the rear glass from inside.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 4x4
• road
• mud
• offroad
• automobiles
• engine
• extreme driving
• chevy
• blazer
• Chevrolet
• 1996
• LS
• 4.3
• Vortec
• rear
• glass
• leather
• green
• high
• miles

[fatboik11]

2:40 the third compartment is made for holding a multiple cd case :D

[kcam04]

@fatboik11 Oh, that makes total sense now......

[monsterfiend69]

dude keep tht there dependable little trucks, i have a 96 thats white with all the same features as urs and it runs like a champ and mine has 214K on it so yeh id stick with that

[kcam04]

@monsterfiend69 just got back from a 500 mile round trip down to Moab UT and had no problems. Fixed the rear glass and tailgate and love the functionality. Just got a Yakima Loadwarrior, two Thule Bigmouths and a Westin Grillguard for it. Keep checking back for more details/videos

[ThatDustin]

Did you at least make sure there was an engine before you bought it?

[darkphazon92384]

i have a 95 chevy blazer that has that same idling problem. it seems to do it more when it is cold outside. i wouldn't worry about it too much. as long as it starts ok and you have good acceleration without hesitation or it gets really slugish.