Chevrolet 1999 Blazer Product Information Manual

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BLAZER

AND

THE

MARKETPLACE 1

AffiNITY

RELATIONSHIPS 14

BRAKES

12

CHEVROLET INTERNATIONAL 14

CHEVROLET SPORT UTILITY

fAMILY

3

DESIGN AND MANUfACTURING 8

-ENGINES

8

-EXTERIOR

/ STRUCTURAL

fEA

TURES

~

fEATURE AVAILI51UTY 16

fOUR

WHEEL DRIVE SYSTEM 10

GENUINE CUSTOMER

CARE

15

filSTORY 13

INTERIOR

fEATURES 5

MODELS AND

TRIM

LEVELS 2

SAfETY

AND SECURITY 4

SPECifiCATIONS 1

~

STEERING

11

SUSPENSION

10

TRANSMISSIONS

9

WHEELS AND

TIRES

12

PHOTO ORDERING

20

1999

PRODUCT

INFORM

A TI N

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CHEVROLET'

For Release:

August

1,

1998

1999

C

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BLAZER

ADDS

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AND

T-EATUR-ES

D£TROIT

-It's

everything from a no-nonsense

two-door

to

a luxuriously

appointed

four-door,

And

for

1999,

Chevy Blazer

is

also a touch

more

refined, with a

new

up-level

model

and a variety

of

new

comfort

and

convenience features,

"Today's

sport

utility owners are not only

buying

the performance and

added

security that

comes with

buying

a truck, they're buying image," said

Russ

Clark, Blazer brand manager.

"Whether they're driving off-road,

or

negotiating a

crowded

freeway, they want to

know

that

Blazer

can

provide

both

ruggedness and refinement

in

one

package."

Chevy Blazer's refinements

for

'99 start with

new

interior features,

such

as

an

eight-way

power

driver

seat with

memory

and

power

passenger

seat (standard on

LT

models), available

steering

wheel-mounted

radio controls,

uplevel

Bose

premium

sound systems

and

multiple CD

changer. Also available, a

new

six-way

power

driver

and

front-passenger seat

(option

only

available

on

the

LS

4-Door

model).

Blazer also

adds

a standard flash-lo-pass feature (allows driver to

flash

high-beam head-

lamps

as

a passing signal) and liftglass-ajar warning telltale light; content theft alarm on vehicles

with Remote Keyless Entry; and available

power

heated exterior mirrors.

Blazer rounds

out

its

"what's new list" with an

optional

Autotrac transfer case (4x4

models

only).

This

system provides

100

percent rear-wheel

drive

until road conditions warrant a change.

NEW

TR~ILaL~ZER

MODEL

The

TrailBlazer

is

an upscale Four-Door version

aimed

at buyers

who

crave the ultimate

in

style and

comfort

in

a sport utility,

Clark said that TrailBlazer capitalizes on the fact that four-door buyers

lend

to

be

different

lhan

two-door

buyers

in

the

way

they use their Blazers.

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"Two

door

buyers are

more

likely

to

go

off-road," said Clark. "That's

why

e created the

Two-Door

ZR2

...

a true oft-road machine. Four-door buyers want

the

attributes 0 a truck, with a

very

refined, distinctive

appearance

...

just like TrailBlazer."

TrailBlazer's special features include:

• A sporty,

monotone

exterior

featuring the TrailBlazer name.

• Body-color front

bumper

and

fascia,

body-side

moldings, rocker

moldin

sand outside

rearview mirrors.

• Specialaluminum

wheels

with

gold

accents.

•

Z85

Touring Suspension (four-wheel-drive models), which includes

de

Ca

bon

gas shocks

P235/75R15

on-loft-road

WOL

tires (4x4 models)

and

firmer spring rates f r a sporty feel

and tight handling.

•

P235/70R15

all season

BIW

tires (2WD models)

• SpecialTwo-Tone leather trim seats with

embroidered

logos

on the

head

ests,

and the

TrailBlazer name

embroidered

on the

door

panels.

• Leather-wrapped steering

wheel

and

unique

floor

mats.

• Floor-mounted transmission shifter.

According

to

Clark, the name "TrailBlazer"

is

appropriate

for

the truck that c rved a

new

trail

when

it was introduced back

in

1982.

"We

created a

new

market

when

we

introduced the

S-10

Blazer," said Clark "Today's

TrailBlazer ofters a

new

level

of

refinement that builds on our top-of-the-line

LT

mo

el

in

terms of

styling and appearance."

Clark said that TrailBlazer represents a significant value

when

compared

ith similar

competitive

offerings currently available.

"I

can

tell you that the TrailBlazer Package will represent a great value," said Clark.

"Our

competitors charge

an

extra

four

grand

for

their top-of-the-line '98 models. The

Tra

lBlazer package

will

be

available on 4-Door

LT

models

for

less than two-thousand dollars."

1999

CH£VROL£T

BLAZ£R

2-Door Blazer

ZR2

4x4.

4-Door Blazer

LT

4x4.

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MARKET.pLACE

Blazer offers

today's

sophisticated

SUV

buyer

perfor-

mance, safety, security

and

durability - all

in

one

rugged

yet refined package. Standard features like

Blazer's Driver

Control

System, 4-wheel antilock

brake system, four-wheel disc brakes and the available

new

Autotrac 4x4 system

add

up

to

increased driver

confidence and security

in

virtually any driving situation.

N£w

FOR

1999

Power

is

a Blazer strong

suit

as

welL

Its

eager Vortae

4300

V6

engine

boasts

190

horsepower,

and

is

one

of

the

most advanced engines

in

its

class.

COMPETITORS

•

Dodge

Durango

• Ford Explorer

• Jeep

Grand

Cherokee

• Toyota 4-Runner

DEMOGRAPHICS

• Typical buyers are

in

their mid-30s

to

late

40s

•

Median

income

of

$60,000+

• Equally

divided

between

male and female

Sales for the

1997

model

year

were

230,219

units.

MODEL/TRIM

PACKAGES

• Sporty

and

rugged

TrailBlazer

(page

3)_

SAfETY

/SECURITY

• Flash-to-pass

(page

4).

• Content theft alarm

(page

4).

• liftglass-ajar

warning

(page

4).

INTERIOR

•

Optional

Bose

premium

sound systems

(page

5).

•

Optional

multiple

CD

changer

(page

6).

•

Optional

steering wheel-

mounted

radio controls

(page

6)

• Driver memory seat-adjuster*

(page

7).

•

Power

front-passenger seat

(page

7).

-Not

available at

start

of

production.

£XTERIOR

• Three

new

colors (page.

8)

•

larger

outside mirrors

(page

7).

TRANSMISSIONS

• Automatic

transmission

enhancements

(page

9).

fOUR-WHEEL-DRIVE

SYSTEM

• Autotrac transfer case

(page

10).

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CHEVRO

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2WD MODELS

• 2-Door Blazer - base-level,

LS

•

4-Door

Blazer - base-level,

LS,

LT,

TrailBlazer.

4x4 MODELS

• 2-Door Blazer - base-level,

LS,

•

4-Door

Blazer - base-level,

LS,

LT,

TrailBlazer.

BLAZER

(WITH STANDARD

TRIM)

• Vortec

4300

V6

engine

with

160

h

rsepower

• Electronically

controlled 4-speed

utomatic

overdrive

transmission

(4T60-E)

• Power front disc/rear

drum

brak

• Power rack-and-pinion steering

• 4-wheel

independent

suspensio

• Battery-rundown

protection

• 100,000-mile platinum-tip spark

pi

gs'

•

lSO,OOO-mile

extended-life

engin

coolant'

•

4-wheel

antilock brake system

(A

S)

• Insta-Trac transfer case with elect c

shift

control

(standard

on

4x4

models)

• Autotrac active transfer case with electronic

shift

control

(on

4x4 models).

~Always

use safety belts and

proper

child re

raints.

even with Next

Generation

air

bags. See owner's manual for are safety information.

tparking brake

must

be

disengaged for the ystem to adivate.

rs

the same

el

models,

ass,

outside tem-

t reading lamps).

• Convenience group (includes p

er

door

locks

and windows and electric remot

heated

exterior

mirrors with

dual

folding

feature)

• Convenience group (includes

el

ctronic

speed

control

and tilt steering)

• Tachometer

•

Deep-tinted

glass

• Dual front-seat reading lamps

• Lighted visor mirrors

• Cargo net

• Two auxiliary

power

outlets

• Leather-wrapped steering

wheel

•

Uplevel

interior

door

trim

• Electronically controlled

AM/FM

st

reo with cassette

player,6 premium speakers and a tomatic

tone control

•

Overhead

Console (includes

co

perature display and dualfront-se

LS

trim, available on all

models,

off

features

as

standard Blazer base-I

plus the

following:

,",ler'or

BLAZER

LS

TRIM

Sxterior

• Rear

liftglass/dropgate

•

Deep-tinted

glass

•

Daytime

Running Lamps with Automatic Exterior

Lamp Control.

•

front-passenger air

bags*

•

Custom

Cloth interior

•

AM/FM

stereo with seek-scan and

digital

clock

• 60/40 split

bench

front seat (4-Door)

• Front high-back reclining bucket seats (2-Door)

• Rear 50/50 split-bench (2-Door)

• Rear 60/40 split-bench (4-Door)

• Air conditioning

• Passlock® theft-deterrent system

• Convenience console with cup holder

•

Carpeted

front/rear

floor mats

•

Liftglass~ajar

warning

•

Delayed

interior lighting

•

Side-window

defoggers

and rear-seat air ducts

• Scotchgard™ protection

• Rear-seat child safety

belt

comfort

guides

• Two rear-seal-area

stowage

boxes

(2-Door only).

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BLAZ£R

• Touring Suspension (2-000r)

• Premium Suspension (4-000r)

• Liftgate with integralliftglass.

•

Monochromatic

exterior

paint

scheme

with

gold

accents

• Unique aluminum wheels.

BLAZER

LT

TRIM

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2

4

DOOR

-

One

of

the

few

full-size sport utilities

on the market to offer a

2-00or

model.

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- A roomy, five-

or

six-passenger

vehicle with responsive Vortec

engine

power

for

buyers

who

want the

convenience

and

added

utility

of

four doors.

Chevrolet approaches the sport

utility market the

way

a customer would. Instead

of

viewing the vehicles

by

their traditional

EPA

classifications, there's a "family

strategy" that segments the full lineup

by

individual

customer need. And, Chevrolet offers the widest

sport utility lineup

in

the industry. Here

is

how

the

Chevrolet sport utility family aligns with this strategy:

•

Z85

Touring Suspension

•

P235170R15

all-season blackwall tires (2WO)

•

P235175R15

on-

loff-road

white outline-lettered

tires (4x4).

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~

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2-iJC':J? - An all-new entry-level sport

utility with the

rugged.

go-anywhere

ability

of

more

expensive vehicles; appeals to adventurous "pioneers."

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- For buyers

who

need

addi-

tional cargo space;

appeals

to

buyers

who

need

the practicality of a sport utility, but

in

a smaller

size.

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:-CC2?

-A

roomy

vehicle that offers a

sporty

styling flair that

appeals

to

younger

buyers.

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- A full-size sport utility which doesn't

sacrifice

garageability

for

huge

cargo

capacity.

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8-way

power

driver

and

front-passenger

seat adjuster

4t~~

Driver

two~positjon

memory

seat-adjuster

(interim availability)

• Custom Leather seating surfaces

• Remote Keyless Entry

• Electronically controlled

AM/FM

stereo with

cassette player, six premium speakers and

automatic tone control

• 3-channel

programmable

HomeLink transmitter

• Electrochromic inside self-dimming

rearview

mirror.

•

Body-color

grille and

body

striping

• Foglamps

• Electrochromic self-dimming

LH

outside mirror

with

dual

breakaway

feature.

LT

(available

on

Blazer

4-000r

models) adds:

• Specific Two-Tone Custom Leather seating surfaces

• Specific Two-Tone front

and

rear

door

trim panels

• Specific

leather-wrapped

steering

wheel

and

floor-mounted automatic transmission shift

knob

• Premium TrailBlazer floor mats.

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TRAILBLAZER

~ACKAGE

The

new

TrailBlazer

Trim

Package

is

available

on Blazer 4-000r models.

It

will

be

its

own

specific

model.

In

addition

to

LT

trim,TrailBlazer adds:

:UilUF.,o;o."

- Simply the king

of

SUVs,

with available

room

for up

to

nine passengers

and

heavy-duty

towing

capacity,

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STANDARD OCCUPANT PROT

CTION

fEATURES

With a

long

history

of

setting

automotive

safety

milestones,

GM

is

a

world

leader

in

automotive

safety research,

development

and

testing. The

1999

Blazer

exemplifies

that

dedication,

providing

an

outstanding

list

of

safety

and

security features.

And,

with

comprehensive

systems emphasizing crash

avoidance

and

occupant

protection,

Blazer

owners

not

only

get

a

versatile

sport

utility,

but

additional

peace

of

mind,

as

well.

CRASH

AVOIDANCE fEATURES

•

...

l..:-Si-l-iO-PASS

allows

driver

to

flash

high-beam

headlamps

as

a passing

signal

to

vehicle

in front.

•

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YTiM~

RUNNING

LAMPS

(DRL)

turn on auto-

matically*

when

the

ignition

is

on

to

increase

Blazer's visibility

to

other

drivers. With

DRL,

the

lamps

run at a

lower

intensity than regular

head-

tamps

to

redu.ce

glare

to

oncoming

drivers. The

DRL

system

is

overridden

when

the vehicle's

headlamps

are

engaged.

•

."

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EXTERIOR L;:'j-1P

C::NT~CL

turns

head-

lamps

and

other

exterior

lamps

to

full intensity

when

light

conditions

dictate.

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1::5

provide

impressive

braking,

even

in

wet

weather.

•

d_'"

H£=:L MI'H1LOCK

GRAKE

3\'STE"". (ASS)

reduces

wheel

lockup

while

braking

hard on most

slippery

surfaces.

•

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iR~NSMISSION

StiifT

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standard

on

all

Blazer

models

equipped

with

an

automatic

transmission,

requires

the

driver

to

depress

the

brake

pedal

to

shift

out

of

Park.

•

STi<PT~R

SAftTY

SWITCH, standard on 2·Door

mod-

els

equipped

with a manual transmission, requires the

driver

to

depressthe clutch

pedal

to

start

the vehicle.

•

1~~RIYtR

S£C~R'TY

is a Blazer strong suit, thanks

to

features like

the

available

Autotrac 4-wheel-drive

system, flash-to-pass,

driver

and

right

front-passenger

air

bags

and more.

'Parking brake must

be

disengaged

tor

system

to

ooerate.

F;"5~E!'IGE~

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are desi

ned

to

supple-

ment

the

safety

belt

system

by

elping

to

restrain

front-seat occupants

in

the

even

of

a

moderate

to

severe

frontal impact.

•

SIDE

DOOR

BE,,;~S

designed

to

elp

prevent

intrusion

into

the

passenger

co

partment

during

shallow-angle

side

impacts.

•

C;~:i...D

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!:~;"R-DC~R

L

CKS,

when

engaged,

prevent

the rear

doo

s

of

4-Door

Blazer

models

from

being

opened

fro

the

inside.

•

~~ri:TY

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C:;~AfCf(T

G 'iCES adjust the

angle

of

rear shoulder satety

be

crossover

to

make

wearing

safety belts

more

comf

rtable

for

children

and

small occupants riding

in

th

backseat.

•

HiR££-?OINT

S.~FETY

.gELi

SYST

M helps restrain

outboard

passengers

to

reduce the risk

of

injury

by

distributing torces during

co

isions

•

fRONT

AND

R-E::'R CRUSi-l

ZCNES

re

;)ned

to

detorm

in

a

controlled

mann r

in

a colUsion

to

help

absorb

impact

energy

an

reduce

the

risk

of

intrusion

into

the

passenger

co

partment.

•

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designe

to

hell--

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collision

impact, reducing the

ri

k

at

injury

to

the

driver's

body.

'Always

use safety belts and

proper

chiLd

estralnts,

even

with

SECURITY

fEATURES

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provides

a

telltale

warning

if liftgla s

is

not

secured.

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( n

vehicles

with

Remote Keyless Entry) tr

ggers

horn

and

headlamps if unauthorize entry

is

attempted

at

any

passenger

door.

ockout

provision

prevents

doors

trom

loc

ing if keys are

inadvertently left

in

the i nition.

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SYSTEM

If

an

attempt

is

made

to

start th vehicle

without

the

proper

key, the ignition sys m

is

automatically

disabled.

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:::['lTR'{

(included with

LT

models,

optional

with

LS)

transmits a uniquely

coded

signal

to

activate

power

lock/unlock

functions,

as

well

as

illuminated entry.

• -.lCM£UNK -PROGRAMMABLE

~~?.~s;"'.\n:::?.

(optional

on

LS

and

standard

on

LT

trim levels and

included

with

optional

deluxe

overhead

console)

allows

programming

of

up

to

3 variants

-like

garage

door,

outdoor

lighting

and security gate.

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;'CCESSORY

POWER

allows

the

radio,

power

windows,

and

other

power

features

to

remain

operable

until a

door

is

opened

or

for

up

to

20

minutes

after

the ignition

has

been

turned off.

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BELT GUIDE LOOPS

allow

the

front

shoulder

safety belts

to

be

adjusted

up

and

down

to

fit

occupants

more

comfortably.

•

SCCTCHG1IRD--

PROTECTiON helps

protect

cloth

seating surfaces

and

door

panel

trim from stains

and

makes cleanups

easy_

•

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PROTfC-:-:::~·1

automatically

turns off any

light

left

on

after

20

minutes with

the

ignition

oft.

·')~:"',:'YED

INTERIOR LlGTiTING

automatically

keeps

dome

lamp

on

for

fifteen

seconds

after

front

doors

are

closed

or

until the vehicle

is

started.

•

"OUR

STANDARD REAR

CilRGO

T1E-DOIVNS

secure

cargo.

• '.IR CONDITIO,i1NG, standard on Base-level

and

LS,

helps

keep

interior

cool

and

comfortable.

• "LT-·.-JljEEL STE€RIt·lG

CCLU,'1~',

tailors the

wheel

to

the

most

comfortable,

individualized

steering

position.

•

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ceNTROL

helps

ease

driver

work

load.

•

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(standard with front

high-back bucket seats), features

map

reading

lights,

garage

door

opener

storage

compartment,

eyeglass storage,

dome

lamp, electronic compass

and

outside

temperature readout.

•

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\viNDO I':S

~,"JD

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adds

extra

conve-

nience

for

driver

and passengers.

•

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REAR ''N'INDOW RELEASE

aUows

driver

to

unlock rear

window

from inside the

vehicle

• ELEC';RCt-tIC

2~

...

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automatically

adjusts fans

speed

and

operating

mode

to

main-

tain constant temperature.

• DELUXE QVfRtii.z..D CCNSOL£. features

map

read-

ing

tights,

Homelink

transmitter,

electronic

compass

and

outside

temperature readout.

SOUND

SYST£MS

Blazer

sound

systems enter a

new

level

of

sound

reprodudion

for

1999

with the introduction

of

two

Bose

"concert

level"

sound systems. Featuring six

speakers and lamous Bose sound technology, these

new

systems mean that

now

there

is

a

sound

system

to

suit virtually every Blazer owner's taste. New,

too,

is

a multiple

CD

changer which

is

available with uplevel

and

premium

sound systems.

w;;;.;Ji

Steering wheel-mounted radio controls also

join the Blazer sound system family

for

1999.

e

ELE·:-:"~ON!C~l...L;'

·:';r-JEC'

,-·,i~

fl'-'

'STE~£O

with seek-

scan,

digital

clock

and

four

premium

speakers.

e€L€C-:-RONIC;"i...LY :;jN£C

;:',1

FM

STEREO

with

cassette player, seek-scan,

digital

clock

and

four

premium

speakers.

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TheftLock security,

Search

and

Repeat, seek-scan, graphic equalizer, digital clock,

automatic

tone

control,

speed-compensated

volume

and

six premium speakers.

1999

PRODUCT

IN~ORMA

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GUID£

1999

CH£VR

L£T

BLAZ£R

e-.

.K._Il..-J1~

So.TS

Blazer seating

is

enhanced

for

199

with the

addition

of

a

memory

driver

seat adjuster

(i

terim availability),

standard

on

LT,

and

an available p

wer

passenger

seat. Blazer seat designs

provide

irm torso

support

while"

controlled

contour"

seatba k cushions

and

lumbar

support

enhance comfort. n addition, all front

seating features a full-suspension esign with

com-

fortable, supportive foam cushionin that helps absorb

road

shocks

before

they reach the occupant.

Double-

stitched French seams increase th strength

and

durability

of

the seat trim. The ne TrailBlazer

model

features Two-Tone

Beige

leather

sating

surfaces,

underscoring this

new

vehicle's" utdoors"

theme.

:·Door

cac;e

·60/40

split-bench seat with

redi

ers and

fold-down

armrests with

storage

campart

ent. Also

available

on 4-Door

LS

models

(not availa Ie on Z-Door).

50S£

fRfHIUM

SOUND

SYSTEN

AM

fM

STEREO

''11TH

C;'SSffiE

PLA

YER

features

Bose amplifiers, equalization networks and

six

speakers.

3051'

PREMiUM

SOUND

SYSTEM

AM

fM

STEREO

WITH

CD

PLAYER,

features Bose

amplifiers, equalization networks and

six speakers.

MULTIPLE-DISc

CD CHANGE?

in

console,

available

with

uplevel

and premium sound

systems

featuring

magazine~style

storage

for up to six discs, multi-disc random play;

seek

to

and

advance

to

disc.

•

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and Repeat seek-scan, graphic equalizer, digital

dock, automatic

tone

controL spe",d-compensated

volume and six premium speakers. CD

random

select and

CD-in-play/radio

switching.

•

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AM

fl1

STEREO

WITH

COM-

~;I,CT

DISC

PLA

HR.

REMOTE

f\.OOR

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"OUNTID

CASSffiE

PLAYER.

TheftLock security,

speed~compensated

volume, automatic tone

contro~

CD

random select

and

CD-in

play/radio

switching

(requires bucket seats

and

automatic transmission).

Z-Door

and

.i-Door

LS

• Custom

Cloth

reclining high-ba k bucket seats,

manual

adjustable

lumbar

supp

rts.

Easy-entry

passenger

side

(Z-Door only).

1999

CH£VROL£T

BLAZ£R

• Custom Leather reclining high-back bucket seats

with 8-way

power

driver

and front-passenger seats

with

power

lumbar

adjustment

and

memory

driver

seat adjuster (interim availability) - standard on

LT.

• Premium Cloth reclining high-back bucket seats,

with 8-way

power

driver

and

front-passenger seats

with

power

lumbar

adjustment and

memory

driver

seat adjuster (interim availability)

-

optional

on

LT.

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:1,0

~'-:

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"OWER PASSENGER-Sf),T;'DJUSEP,

standard

on

4-Door

LT

models,

feature

electric multi-function

control

with

power

lumbar

supports

and

four-way

manual

adjustable

head

restraints.

11::;'::')

DRIVER

MEMORY

SEAT

ADJUSTER

(interim

availability -

LT

models

only), allows for

two

memory

sening positions.

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POWER

DRIVER

AND

NEW

i'owfR

;£ATUR£

ON

fRONT

-f'ASSf;..lG£~

SE~

TS

available

on

Blazer

LS

models

(power

front-passenger

seats

are

available

on

4-

Door

models

only).

•

-:0

::

'~FUT-f3ENC;~

R~i\R

SE;~T

with

independently

folding

backrests

and

self-stowing

outboard

head

restraints are standard

on

all 2-Door models.

• ":0

.lG

:;i=UT-2JE"iC:l

?-E;:"i<

5~;:'7

with

independently

folding

backrests

and

self-stowing

outboard

head

restraints

are

standard

on

atl4-Door

models.

•

Beige

•

Graphite

•

Medium

Gray.

STRUCTUR~L

FE:u.

TUR£5

The Blazer

sporty

exterior

was

designed

to

please

style-conscious buyers.

The

big

news

for

1999

is

the

introduction

of

the

new

TrailBlazer

with

an

attention·

getting

"outdoors"

theme.

€XT£RIOR f£ATUR£S

~

-'cllS.1;lZ&l' TrailBlazer

is

sure

to

have

wide

appeal

for

those

who

love

to

explore

the

great

outdoors.

Available

on

4-Door

LT

models, TrailBlazer features:

-

monochromatic

paint

scheme

-

unique

aluminum

wheels

- rocker moldings.

-~.

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is

designed

to

'~,,/

help

increase

driver

rearward

visibility.

New

bi-folding

feature allows

folding

for-

ward

or

backward

in

the event the

driver

accidently contacts a stationary object.

•

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y.·ITH

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~

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AND

.J-OCGR)

is

offered

for

convenient

rear access.

•

S£t11-fLUSr.-;10U~H£D

GL;:'SS

helps

reduce

exterior

wind

noise.

"ANELS (except the roof)

provide

a corrosion-

resistant

exterior

which

virtually eliminates

corrosion

that results

from

surface scratches

and

stone

chips.

• fRjPL';:-.3£f'..LS

on

doors

help

keep

dust,

moisture

and

wind

noise

outside.

1999

PRODUCT

INFORMA

nON

GUID£

g process

began

search into the

tential

sport

utility

rporated

many

tudies into the

manufactured at

n Linden,

N.J.

and

1999

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L£T

BLAZ£R

VORT£C

4300

V6

fNGIN£

( 35)

A Vortec

4300

V6

engine

with Seq ential Fuel

Injection

(SF

I)

is

standard

on

Blaze

£;-..lGiN£S

The

Blazer

design

and

engineeri

with extensive

customer-driven

r

needs and wants of current and

owners. Chevrolet engineers

inc

design aspects taken

from

these

overall structure

of

Blazer. Blazer

General

Motors

assembly

plants

Moraine,

Ohio.

.,..,.

U€SIGi--i

AND

MANU-FACTURI,

Engineers

designed

the Blazer

body

with the

goal

of

providing

a solid,

quiet

ride, free

from

engine

noise, road noise and vibration.

fXT£RIOR PAINT/COLORS

Blazer uses a

ladder-type

frame with

boxed

rails

and steel crossmembers for chassis strength. The

boxed

front section

adds

structural

support

for

the

engine

and

front suspension.

STRUCTURAL

fOTUR£S

Standard basecoat/clearcoat paint on Blazer

resists

fading and

provides

a high

gloss

shine

for

long-

lasting

exterior

beauty.

•

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:UNROOF

with tilt-and-slide

design

that

features a wind deflector, sunshade and express-

open

control

is

available

on

LS

and

LT

models.

•

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TIRE

HOUNT,

optional

on

2-Door 4x4

models,

provides

unob-

structed rear cargo-carrying capability.

•

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LUGG':"G€

R.:"C;<,

standard

on

LS

and

LT

models, available

on

base-level

models,

has adjustable cross bars that can

be

repositioned

without

tools.

•

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....

£NT

on

aU

Blazer

glass

surfaces

keeps the interior

temperature

of

the vehicle signif-

icantly

lower

than vehicles with regular tinted glass.

•

S·

..

;,~G-C:";T

!1'::;::'R-::;U;"Ri~7:

···!NDC\I"/S

(standard

on

2-Door

models)

help increase ventilation

to

rear-seat passengers.

'1~;J

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• Sunset

Gold

Metallic

•

Meadow

Green

Metallic

• Victory Red.

•

190

HORSEPO\v£R

at

4400

rpm

·250

LB,-FT.

CF

TOR'::UE at

2800

r m.

.,

Medium

Beige

Mystique

Metallic

•

Onyx

Black

• Summit

White

• Dark Cherry Red Metallic

• Light Pewter Metallic

•

Indigo

Blue Metallic

• Dark

Copper

Metallic.

• <;HlU£NTlAL FUEL

!;H£C;!ON,

sta

dard

on all 1999

Blazer models, optimizes fuel e onomy,

power

output

and the

ability

to

meet

t day's

stringent emissions control requ rements.

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•

High-precision

fuel

control-

uses

one

injector

and

nozzle

per

cylinder

for

optimum

cylinder-to-cylinder

fuel distribution.

•

Each

injector is

iired

sequentially

and

timed

to

the

intake cycle

for

accuracy

and

metering

control.

(With non-SFI engines,

luel

is

injected

once

per

engine

revolution

through

all injectors at the same

time. With

SFI,

timing

is much

more

precise, thus

making

possible

performance

improvements

across the

board.)

• A mass airftow

meter

constantly measures

the

engine's air requirements under varying conditions,

such

as

changes

in

load, altitude and temperature.

In

an

SFI

system, the mass airflow

meter

is

essential for

accurate

fuel

delivery.

• The injector nozzle's

design

and

optimum

location

produce

an

spray pattern that contributes

to

the

engine's smooth

idle

and outstanding fuel-efficiency.

•

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..

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:~

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help

Vortec

engines

travel

up

to

100,000

miles"

before

their

first

scheduled tune-up.

•

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no

need

to

check - ever.

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5 years

or

150,000 miles,*

whichever

comes

first.

-,~~

.

.:.

means Blazer can

go

for

50,000

miles'

belore

its first scheduled trans-

mission fluid

change.

•

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if:

:,::::

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helps

keep

replacement

costs

lower

compared

to

traditional

V-belt designs.

'Mail'ltenance

needs

vary

with

differeot

uses

and

dri'Jing conditions.

See owner"s manual

for

more

information.

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5-5PHD

MANUAL

TRANSMISSION

A 5-speed manual transmission

is

available on

2-

Door

Blazer

models

only. The 5-speed's short-throw

shifter

is

designed

lor

a crisp

feel

through all gears.

The first

gear

ratio

is

3.49:1,

providing

responsive

acceleration. A filth

gear

overdrive

(0.7B:1)

reduces

engine

rpm

at cruising

speed

for

increased fuel

economy

and

optimum

engine

life.

4L60--E

4-5PEED

-ELECTRONIC

AUTOMATIC

TRANSMISSION

GM's

4L60~E

4-speed

automatic

overdrive

transmission

is

standard equipment on

aU

Blazer models.

The

4l6Q.E's

"intelligent"

electronic

controls

allow

the

transmission

to

match

the

engine's

performance,

delivering

out-

standing

fuel-efficiency.

'.

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c:o','~;:?

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provide

for

better

sealing.

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is

designed

to

improve

durability

and performance.

•

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':.=-

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in

the

4l60-E

enhances

both

performance

and fuel economy.

The

3.06:1

first-gear ratio

provides

high

torque

multiplication

tor

initial

acceteration.

The

overdrive

0.70:110urth

gear

lowers

engine

rpm at highway

speeds,

providing

enhanced

fuel

economy

and

minimizing

wear

.

•

4JC'.'.:<:~=~~:'·~

::::;-:Tr:C:"',

:8C~L:::

(PCM) in the

4L60-E

provides

precision

and

flexibility.

It

measures

key

vehicle input, including throttle position, vehicle

1999

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CHEVR

L£T

BLAZ£R

speed,

gear

range, temperature and engine load.

Four solenoids

conneded

to

the PCM

control

shift

points and help

promote

shift smoothness.

•

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SE7.0.ML£SS

OP£R_~T:O~l

is

made

possible,

since the PCM acts

as

an

interface

between

the

engine

and transmission.

o s"ln

-TIMING

is

controlled eledronically

by

signals

sent

to

the valve

body's

shift solenoids, which

adl-

vate the shift valves and execute the

gear

changes.

o BRAKE

TRANSMISSION

StilfT

INTERLOCK

is

standard.

The interlock requires the

driver

to

apply

the

brake

pedal

to

shift

out

of

Park.

o

SECOND-GEAR-START

FEATURE

provides

an

extra

measure

of

control

in

hazardous driving conditions.

The

driver

can reduce

torque

to

the

drive

wheels

by

moving

the

gear

selector

to

the Drive 2 position,

thereby

increasing control during initial acceleration

on

slippery surfaces.

o

"UTOI1A

TIC

TRANSMISSimJ

flUID

in

the

4L60-E

has a

fluid

change

interval

of

50,000

miles·

under

normal

operating conditions.

"l\I\ainlenance

needs

vary with different uses

and

driVli1g conditions. See

owner's

manual

tor

more

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StilfTING, from

2WD

to 4WD

Hi

and

back at any

speed

is

possible with the

Insta-Trac

sys-

tem. Standard on 4x4 models,

Insta-Trac

makes it easy

to

shift into and out

of

four-wheel-drive without leav-

ing the cab.

The

system also includes a 4WD

low

gear

for

more

demanding 4WD maneuvers such

as

dmbing

steep grades

or

driving through

deep

snow

or

mud

(vehicle must

be

stopped

to

shift into

4-LO).

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selected with the

Auto

4WD button,

is

capable

of

automatically

engaging

four-wheel drive for maximum traction.

This

system

is

not all-wheel

driv

,but

more

accu-

rately

termed

a

standby

four-w eel-drive system.

Autotrac

provides

100

percent

r ar-wheel

drive

until road conditions warrant a hange.

When

extra

traction

is

needed,

an

electroni control

module

activates an electronic

motor

to transfer

the

torque

between

the front

and

rear

wh

els - all within a

time frame that can

be

measur d

in

fractions

of

a

second.

Once

the

speeds

of

th front

and

rear

prop

shafts are equalized (tract

on

is

regained),

the transfer case returns

to

its

st

ndby

mode

until

another

speed

differential occu

s.

If

multiple, large

slip events are

detected

for

a s stained time, the

system locks into the 4Hl (four-

heel-drive

high)

mode

to protect the system's e ectric actuator

motor. After a time, the system eturns to the auto-

matic 4WD standby

mode.

Aut trac also features a

transfer case neutral position

fa

easy

towing

behind a recreational vehicle.

SUS.p£l~SION

fRONT

pension with stabilizer bar equi sthe front of every

Blazer model.

SLA

Suspension h Ips the front wheels

"step"

over

bumps

independe

tly

for

a stable

ride and enhanced control,

whil

keeping

the tires

fully

in

contact with the road for

ess

tire

wear

and

better traction,

•

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ha e computer-

selected, friction-free coil sprin sfor squeak-

free operation.

•

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:'~OCE

..

5

ar

equipped

with

computer-selected torsion bars for

optimum

ride

and

handling.

The

front differen ial

is

mounted

to

the frame with

rubber

bushings

to

isolate

road

bumps

and jolts.

The

independ

nt front suspension

minimizes the protrusion of the t nsmission, transfer

case and driveshafts

below

the

ody

for

additional

protection

when

traveling

over

neven terrain.

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comprise the rear

suspension. The

longer

set

of

leaves

provides

a

smooth ride

when

the vehiete

is

unloaded

or

lightly

loaded.

As

additional

passengers

and

cargo

are

added,

the

longer

leaves flatten out,

and shorter, stitler ieaves

deliver

additional

sup-

port

without sacrificing a

comfortable

ride.

DRlv£R

CONTROL

SVST£M

• All Blazer

models

feature the Driver

Control

System.

its

features are

designed

to

provide

a pre-

cise integration of suspension, steering

and

chassis

components

for enhanced driving control

in

virtu-

ally any situation.

Components

include:

- A rock-soud structure with a heavy steel ladder-type

frame,

boxed

to the rear axle for torsional rigidity

- Variable-ratio

power

steering with a tuned

spool

valve that provides tight control for

highwaylroad

driving and easy steering

in

tight parking

lot

situations

- Tuned tires are designed

to

handle

dry

pavement

or

wet

and snowy conditions while delivering a

quiet ride

- Large

diameter

drop-link front

and

rear stabilizer

bars help control

body

lean when cornering

- Urethane jounce bumpers are oversized

to

help

absorb impact

as

the auxiliary rear springs

engage.

This

also helps reduce

"mule-like"

kick-

back

some

other truck suspensions

deliver

when

they hit a

bump

unloaded.

SUSI'£NSION

CHOIC£S

Blazer offers

one

of

the widest suspension choices

on the market,

providing

distinct choices

to

meet

the

driving requirements and

demands

of any driving

situation, from

highway

driving to serious off-

roading. These

packages

coordinate

components

to

a specific

driving

need,

including springs, shock

absorbers, stabilizer bars and tires. There are three

suspension

packages

for 4-Door

models

and

four

suspension

packages

for 2-Door models.

• .

-:

(standard on 2-Door) and (standard on

4-Door)

'~:;'~

'''0=

:';:==0'.".::, are

ideal

for

everyday

city and

highway

driving

and

light-duty

trailering. They

provide

a

smooth

soft

ride

and

excellent handling.

•

ZES

';Ct.::l:'NG

;;':L>~

~JSFf}tSiOt~,

available on

2-

and

4-Door models, utilizes premium Bilstein

or

de

Carbon

mono

tube

high pressure gas shock

absorbers and firm spring rates

for

a taut,

well

con-

trolled ride.

• Z'r·/"

?Rft-:j'J~

RiDE

SUSF~!'l::;ION,

available on 4-Door

models, utilizes premium gas charged shock

absorbers for

an

exceptionally smooth ride. Ideal for

heavy-duty trailering.

•

?l"':S

4X~ Cf~-;;O~D

SUSF-=:N5IC~,

available on 2-Door

4x4

models,

utiUzes

extra-large 46mm Bilstein high

pressure gas-eharged shock absorbers which provide

exceptional control

in

off-road driving situations.

=AC:~~G£,

available on the 2-Door Blazer

LS

4x4

model,

accommodates

serious off-road driving

enthusiasts.

It

utilizes a unique chassis with a 4-inch-

wider

tread, reinforced frame

and

the

ZR2

Firm

Ride Suspension which includes:

- 46mm Bilstein pressurized shocks

- 3.9-inch-wider tread

in

front and rear

-

31"

x

10.5"

R-15

on-Iotl·road

tires

- specific strengthened front differential gears

and

drive

axles

- specific rear axle with an 8.5" ring

gear

- larger rear

wheel

bearings

- longer, larger

diameter

axle shafts

- a specific rear suspension with revised rear

multi-leaf springs

- rear axle track bar.

Blazer features a variable-ratio

(16:1

to

13:1)

steering

gear

with a specially tuned

spool

valve.

This

gear

provides quick, responsive steering with

reduced

turns lock-to-tock, making tight driving situations and

parking easier.

1999

PRODUCT

INi=ORMATION

GUID£

1999

CH£VR

L£T

i3LAZ£R

standard

on

D

models

and

models_ Includes

and

brig

ht trim

el

shown).

with bright m hined-face

and

medium

gray

ccents.

Included

with

LS

trim a 2-Door 4x4

mod-

els.

Optional

n base-level

2-

Door

4x4

mo

els. Standard

on

the

new

TrailB

zer 4x4

model

(gold

accents .

included with Strim

on

4-Door

4x4

models.

ptional

on

base-

level4-Door

4 4

models.

•

'5Tf~i..

':.'':-;€fL j

base-level 2

base-level 4

black hubca

ring (4x4 wh

9

--

o'LL;ccINUM

feR

UED

5-5f'OK£

1

/

.~

,hEEL with

bight

machined-face

,

,and

argent-pa

nted

accents.

~

Included on 2 D

models

with

LS

~

or

LT

trim.

Opt

onal

on

base-level

" .

~

_ . 2WD models. tandard

on

the

new

TrailBlaze 2WD

model

(gold

accents.

•

'-

..

,....:~-:::..

::sc

::;,:"~7:S

are

standard

on

aU

Blazer

models

for

impressive

braking

action,

even

under

wet

conditions.

This system dissipates heat

more

effectively

than

drum

brakes,

helping

to

reduce

brake

fade.

Benefits

include

impressive

brake

pedal

feel,

pedal

force,

response

time, high alti-

tude

performance

and

brake-wear

life (as much

as

double).

The

brake

system

is

split

diagonally

into

two

separate

circuits so that

one

circuit

con-

tinues

to

assist in

braking

even

if the

other

circuit fails.

•

l.w:::3Li:C:5C

'::~~;"':';::?~C-·;-:.;;

:~r":3C;Salertthe

driver

when

brake

pad

maintenance

is

needed.

•

'~-.~.l..l€fL

;'NTILCCK

6R;;\Kf

SYS7=::--

is

standard.

Some things

to

keep

in

mind

about

antilock

brakes:

-

ABS

helps maintain steering control during severe

braking situations

by

reducing wheellockup on

mostsuppery surfaces.

AU

the driver

has

to

do

is

maintain pressure on the brake pedaland steer

the vehicle.

-

ABS

adjusts brake pressure

by

modulating the

brakes several times

per

second, a rate even most

skilled professional drivers cannot

attain

physicauy.

- The system modulatesthe brake-tine pressure at the

wheels. Drivers should not

"pump"

the brakes

in

emergency braking situations.

Rather.

they should

maintain constant pressure on

the

brake

pedal

aUow-

ing

the system to work effedively.

•

l..U':MlNUM

DIR CT!ONAL \v'HE£L

with bright m chined-face

and

black accents. Included with

LT

trim on

4·Doo

4x4.

1999

PRODUCT

INf'ORMJI.

nON

GUID£

1999

CH£VROL£T

BLAZ£R

TIR€S

• .:>::3

~

SR-: J all-season steel-belted radial black-

wall tires are standard on all Base-level models.

•

":'::

;oR-l:o all-season steel-belted highway

White Outline Lettered

radial"ply tires are

optional

with the

Smooth

Ride Suspension Package.

• +l235

;o~-

j 5

aU~season

stee~·belted

highway

radial-ply

blackwall

tires are standard with the

Touring Ride

and

Premium Ride

Suspension Packages.

·4J,?35 70R-15 aU-season steel-belted

highway

radial-ply white outline lettered radial tires are

available

on

Touring

(18S)

and Premium Ride

Suspension Packages.

•

".,::

;:~-;

j on-Ioff-road steel-belted radial

white

outline-lettered tires are standard with ZM6

and

optional

with Touring Ride

(18S).

Standard

on

TrailBlazer

4x4

models.

·31

;.(

10,5·· P21S

;~RIS

on-loft-road

steel-belted

radial

blackwall

tires are standard

on

the

IR2

Wide-

Stance Sport Performance Suspension

Package only.

·

083

-Introduced

as

a

new

model

featuring the

Insta-Trac

4x4 system.

:

986

- Electronic

Fuel

Injection on optional

2.8

Liter

V6.

'988

-

Optional

Vortec

4.3

Liter

V6

engine

with

Electronic Fuel Injection, serpentine-drive

belt.

·

089

- Rear-wheel antilock brakes

and

electronic

speedometer;

transfer case.

:090 -

4.3

Liter

V6

engine with Electronic Fuel Injection

is

standard;

new

standard S-speed manual

transmission

with

overdrive;

significant

increase

',n

standard equipment; new Gross Vehicle

Weight Rating system.

·

')0'

- Introduction of 4-Door

mode!

in

2WD

or 4x4

with 4-wheel antilock brake system.

",)<;12

-

4-wheel

antHock

brake

system

standard

for

all models;

optional

new

electronic shift

transfer case for 4x4 models; self-aligning

steering wheel.

~

993

- Enhanced

4.3

Liter V6 with Central-Port Fuel

iniection and

4L60-E

4-speed automatic elec-

tronic transmission introduced.

00;

_ All-new

redesigned

model

with

4-wheel

ABS,

driver air bag; five chassis packages

introduced.

- Improved

Vortec

4300

V6engine introduced.

00'

_

New

liltgate with integralliftglass; sunrool

option,

ZR2

Wide-Stance Sport Performance

Package introduced.

'c'og _

New

front end enhancements, Daytime

Running

Lamps with Automatic Exterior

La

mp

Control,

4-wheel disc brakes, right front-passenger Next

Generation air bag,

Passlock..ID

theft deterrent

and

battery-rundown protection introduced.

1999

PRODUCT

INFORM:lI.TION

GUID£

;;~

..

-

',--

__

~t

VRCL<::.;

ll'lTE"-::?I'IATiCNAL

The

Blazer

is

sold

in

other

countries besides the

U.S.

In

many

cases,

changes

are

made

in

the vehicle's

specifications

to

meet

the

unique

demands

of

those

markets

and/or

comply

with

local

regulations.

Additionally, these

products

sometimes fill a

very

different role

in

non-U.S. markets.

If

you

need

to

know

what the

differences

are,

in

specifications

or

marketing strategies,

in

any

given

country, please

look

in

the

Chevrolet

International section

of

this

publication

to

identify the right

GM

person

to

contact

for that kind

of

information. Chevrolet Communications

(U.S.)

does

not

have

those details.

1999

C++EVR

L£T

BLAZ£R

Because Chevrolet offers the

ma

t comprehensive

Uneup

of

cars

and trucks

of

any auto otive manufacturer,

it

goes

without saying that there

is

product

for

virtually

everyone, whatevertheir needs.

Fro

the

bass

fisherman

who

needs

a reliable truck

to to

his

fishing

boat,

to

the soccer

mom

who

needs a

de

endable van

to

get

the

team

to

the

field,

Chevrolet

c n offer a vehicle

to

fit

anyone's

lifestyle.

With this in mind,

Chevrolet

creat d what has

come

to

be

known

as

"Affinity Marketing." rough

it,

Chevrolet

has

developed

relationships with ver

eighty

lifestyle

organizations,

sporting

groups

a d

spokespeople

that

represent

the

image

of

Chev

olet

cars, trucks

and

the

people

who

drive

them. hese relationships

help

Chevrolet

market

its

produc

s and services

while

offering

marketing

support

to

groups

like the

United States Figure Skating

Ass

iation

and

Ducks

Unlimited. Affinity Marketing also uilds relationships

with individuals. These

people

re lect the

Chevrolet

vision

of

excellence, like

1998

Oly

pic

Gold

Medalist

Tara

Lipinski and country

music

st

r

George

Strait.

Blazer

has

affinity relationships with:

•

Bass

Pro Shops

• Big

Cedar

Lodge

•

Deer

Valley Resort

•

East

Coast

Fisherman

•

Mad

River Canoe

• Team

Chevy

ZR2

Trebron

•

U.S.A.

Cycling

(NORBA-

National

Off

Road Bicycle Asso iation)

•

U.S.

Ski Team

• Vail Associates.

For

more

information, call

1-800-C

EVY-MI.

1999

PRODUCT

INf'"ORHA

nON

GUID£

1999

CH£VROL£T

BLAZ£R

G£NUIN£

'C;

!S-:-C~.c~

".,j

•

,-

...

Chevrolet

owners

are

covered

by

Genuine

Customer

Care, a

comprehensive

owner

protection

plan that

includes

the

following;

NfW

VfHICLf

LIMITfD

WARRANTY

This

warranty is

for

GM

vehicles

in

the United States.

Owners

should

see

their

Chevrolet

dealer

for com-

plete

terms

and

c.onditions

of

this

New

Vehicle

Limited Warranty. Items

covered

for

3 years

or

36,000

miles"

for

manufacturer's

defects

include:

•

The

complete

vehicle

•

Tires

• Towing

to

the

nearest

Chevrolet

dealership

• Sheet-metal

coverage:

- Corrosion

coverage

- Rust-through

coverage

t

• Repairs

made

to

correct

any vehicle

defect

•

No

charge

for

most

warranty

repairs.

'Whichever

comes

first. t6 years

or

100,000

miles,

whichever

comes

lirst.

COURTfSY TRANSPORTATION

Retail customers

who

purchase

or

lease a

1999

Chevrolet Blazer are eligible for Courtesy Transportation

when their vehicles are left at a participating dealership

for repairs

covered

under

the 3·year/36,OOO-mile'

New

Vehicle Limited Warranty. Courtesy Transportation,

at participating

dealerships

only,

may

include shuttle

service,

expense

reimbursement

Of,

if

the repairs

require

leaving

the

vehicle

overnight,

alternate trans-

portation. Actual services

may

vary at the election

of

the participating dealer.

Owners

should

see their

dealer

tor

details.

ROADSIDf

ASSISTANCf*

Roadside

Assistance service

is

provided

through

a

toll-free

800

number,

24

hours a day,

365

days

a year.

Roadside

Assistance advisors can assist with

minor

mechanical

concernS

over

the

phone

or

coordinate

a variety

of

services

through

professional

service

providers.

• Free

towing

for

warranty repairs (to closest

deater)

•

Over-the-phone

basic technicai

advice

•

Available

dealer

services at reasonable costs

(Le.,

wrecker

services,

locksmith/key

service,

glass repair, etc.).

Roadside

Basic Care covers

you

as

long

as

the

owner

owns

their Blazer.

• Free

towing

(to

closest

dealer)

• Free

locksmith/key

service (when keys are lost

on

the

road

or

locked

inside)

• Free flat tire service,

jump

start and fuel delivery.

Roadside

Courtesy

Care is available

for

a

period

of

3 years

or

36,000

miles'

(whichever

comes

first).

'Roadside

Assistance

membership

is

free. Some services

may

incur

costs. Coun.esy

Care

is

available

to

retail.

lelall

lease

and

corporate

lease

customers

operating

1994

ana

newer

Chevrolet

vehicles

for

a

period

of

3 years/36,OOO

miles.'

whichever

comes

first.

All

Counesy

Care services

and

aSSOCiated

costs must

be

orearranged

by

Chevrolet

Roadside

Assistance

or

dealer

service

management

and

must

be

driver-initiated. Basic Care

and

Counesy

Care

are

not

part

of.

or

induded

in,

the

coverage

provided

by

the

New

Vehicle

Limited

Warranty.

Chevrolet

reserves the right

to

modify

or

discon-

tinue Basic Care

and

Courtesy

Care at any time.

Owners

shouLd

see

their

dealer

for

complete

details

01

the

Chevrolet

Roadside

Assistance Program.

An

important

word

about

this

document

We

have

tried

to

make

this

document

as

comorehensive

and

factual

as

possible. We reserve

the right,

however,

to

make

changes at any lime.

without

notice. in

coLors, materials,

equipment.

specifications,

models

and

availability.

Some

information

may

have

been

updated

since

the

time

of

print-

ing

in

June,

1998.

A

note

about

air

bags:

Always

use safety belts.

even

with

air bags. See

owner's

manual for

more

safety

information.

Some

artwork

contained

within this text

IS

for

representation

purposes

only.

'''.

1999

PRODUCT

INFORMATION

GUID£

1999

-BLAZER

FEATURE

VAILA-BILITY

i

:.:,

Standard 2-000rl

lS

2·000r lS 4-000r

4-0oor

IT

4-Door

ZRl

2·Door

TrailBlazer

4-Door

INTERIOR

Air

Bag

- Next Generation Driver and Right·Front

Passenger

S

S S

S

Air

Conoltloning -

With

CFt-Free Refrigerant

S S

S

NA

S

NA

'AIr

ConditIOning

With

Electronic Climate Control

NA

,

NA

S

TonvenJence Group

lilt

WheelTMI

&Speed Control

a S

,

s

,

-

Power

WindOWS,

LOCKS

an

I

MinOrS

U S

S

, ,

S

'Door

Trim

-

w/lH

and

RH

Molded Map

Pockets

S S

,

s

,

Heating

Ducts

-

Rear

Seat

S

s s s

S

"Gauges

fuel

Level.

Odometer,

OiL

Coolant, odometer, Volts

S S

, , ,

S

lights, Interior - Delayea entry

S S

,

s

, ,

-Scotchgard'" Protection

S S s

s

S

~eating

-

t-ive

or

~ix

passenger (varies by model)

S S S

,

S S

Seats

60/40

~plit

l:Sench

w/~torage

Armrest

4·

oar)

S

NA

u

NA

NA NA

--=-Buckets

wi

Manual

Lumbar

S S S

NA

S

NA

- ---:--Suckets'wTfWay Power and Driver Memory (4·Door)

-

NA

S

NA

S

NA

Sleeri'ngWheel-=-Four-Spoke

S

S'

,,---

Stereo

-

ETR7\MTFM

WitnDigital

C!Ocli

S

NA

NA NA

---

ETRAMTFM

With

asselte

And

uigital lock

C'

NA

NA NA

----mnMlFM

With

Cassette

wlATC.

iheltlock,

- Speed Compensated Volume and Digital Clock

NA

S

S S

-

ETR

AM/FM

With

Compact

lJisc

I'layer

NA

U

U U C

U

----

BoseSiXSpeaker

Sound

System

wiCassette or

CD

NA

u

0

TurrlSignaT-"On-Reminder

Cnime

S S S

s S

S

'Stowage

Box

Instrument

Panel

&

Rear

Seat

Area

(2-Door)

, ,

NA

S

NA

Warning ione=Headlamps-On

S S

Wipers -Intermittent Variable

S

S S S

S

EXTERIOR

Daytime

Running

Lamps

with Automatic Exterior

Lamp

Control

S S

S S S S

Mirrors - Below

Eyeline

Foldaway,

Black

S

NA

NA NA

- Below

Eyeline

I'ower Healed

(Seli-Dimmlng

lH

on

l

T)

NA

S

S S S S

Tires=-P"2'05/t

0"R

=151

SinOOihl<i

de

~

us

pen

sion

S U

c;

u

NA NA

-

~-

P1J1/70lf.15\T

During

Ride

2-lJoor or 4-lJoor;

Premium

Ride

- J-Ooor)

0 S

S S

NA

S

11WD)

:

~235n5R--15-'WfiTi'eOutline

Lettered

---

(Touring

Ride

- 2-00or or 4-000r;

Off-Road - 4-0oor)

0'

NA

S

14,4)

-

--

-

----

-

--

- - - - - -

-

31"

, IDS'

P1Jli75R'11-0n-

'/OffRoaa WOl

--

NA NA NA

---I'll'

-

S

---NA

VJheels

-

Steel

w/BTack

Hubcaparid

Bright

Trim

Ring

._--

s

--

----NA-

-~NA---NA--

--

NA

-

c Aluminum!oraued

ICSpolieT1WD)

--

---

-

-0

S

s S

NA

. - AluminumFratrspok"e(rDoor

4x4

models)

0 S

NA NA

S

S'

-

Aluminum

5-Spoke

(4·Door

4x4

models)

0

NA

S

NA NA

NA

Aluminum

Directional

(4)(4

models)

NA

S

NA NA

FUNCTIONAL

Brakes

-

4-Wheel

Antilock

S

S S

S

---

Power - FrontDisc/Rear

Disc

S S

,

s 5 S

Cargo Capacity

-----o6.""9774Tcu~ln2~oor/-;r:Door)l

--S

S

S S S S

Engine

- Vortec

4~'00

V6

SF!

S S

S S S S

Fuel

Capacity -

19""Garroi,(T0OOij7i8"(;al

on

4-

OOr)

S

s

,

S S

-Remote

Keyless

Entry

WI Content Inett

Alarm

NA

u

0 S u

S

Suspension-

Smooth

Ride

2-Door/4·Door

S 0 0 U

NA

-

Touring

2-Door/4·00or

0

S

U

~

NA

,

- Of/-Road

2-Door

0 0

NA NA

NA

-

Wide-Stance

Soort Performance

NA NA

NA

S

NA

-

Premium

4-Door

NA NA

-;------;---

NA

--~~

Trailer-ing-CapaciiY-=-SOOO/55DO'lbs.

(depe-ndingon

moael)'-

S-

--

-S--

-N-A-

--

Transmlssiorl=-

4:-Speed

Electronica\ly-ConTrolled-AutomaiiC-'~--S

S-~-----'-----,

S

,-------

- -

---

-=-5:SpeeCf~anual

wl0verdfive'\2-Doorj--

---

'-

0-------------0

NA NA

0

NA

---

--,-

--

S-

Standard.

0 -

Ootionai

(some

o01ions

may

be

available

only

as

part

ot

a

Preferred

Equipment

Group).

NA-Not

available.

llndud

d

in

Base

PEG

15B.

2

Leather-

wrapped.

3

Not

available

on

2WD

models.

Requires

(RPO

P16j

OUlside

Soare

Tire

Carrier

on

2-Door.

4

With

bronze

accents.

5

Cargo

cap

city

is

30.2

cu_

it.

lor

2-Door

model

with

rear

seat

in

place

and

66.9

cU.

It.

with

rear

seat

folded

down.

Cargo

capaCily

tor

4-Door

model

is

37.3

cu.

It.

and

74.1

cu.

II.

respective

.'

6

When

!Jraperly

eqUippea.

1999

PRODUCT

INf'ORM.1\.

nON

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Chevrolet 1999 Blazer Product Information Manual

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