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OEM Chevrolet Alternator
ttocsybles
Rating 4.0
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I had to replace the alternator and battery in my '99 Blazer because the voltage regulator slowly failed, after I replaced them I noticed the dim/flickering interior lights came back to full intensity and the annoying whine coming from my speakers dissapeared

Pros: lights came back, whine dissapeared
Cons: voltage regulator failed
Vehicle: Chevrolet Blazer
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rainx Wiper blades
icberg7
Rating 1.0
  • Wipe quality:

I have a Blazer EV and the OEM wipers were garbage. I live in Florida and do RainX wipers and washer fluid; when the windshield is properly treated with RainX, I usually don't even have to turn the wipers on.

Pros: windshield properly treated
Cons: OEM wipers were garbage
Vehicle: Chevrolet Blazer
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Goodyear Tires

Back in the early 2000's I had a set of these on my old K5 blazer (94 model)... They didn't drive like they were made of rubber so much as a hard plastic. I felt the traction was very poor with them. After that I've been running KO2's since. Won't purchase goodyear again.

Cons: poor traction, hard plastic
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Rancho Shock absorbers
jwronk
Rating 1.0
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Man I don’t know how Rancho started being marketed as a desirable shock. They used to be cheap autozone replacement stuff. I had a ZR-2 Blazer years ago that came with factory Bilsteins, when they were worn out and shot I replaced them with Ranchos… I should have just left the blown Bilsteins on lol.

Cons: cheap autozone replacement
Vehicle: Chevrolet Blazer
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AC DELCO Spark plug
swiftwind540
Rating 1.0
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I have a 1986 blazer and replaced the spark plugs with ac delco factory spark plugs purchased from napa, about 2 months later I was driving the vehicle and the vehicle had a miss then starting blowing out oil from the Pcv vlave from excessively high crank case pressure after electrode fell out.

Pros: factory spark plugs
Cons: electrode fell out
Vehicle: Chevrolet Blazer
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