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	<title>Comments on: 1995 Chevy Blazer Has No Power - Won&#8217;t Go Faster Than 40 MPH</title>
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		<title>By: jaeymers</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Jul 2007 21:34:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>hello all. this is a very big, and common issue with the blazers. I purchased my 95 blazer from a friend who had all these symptoms, and replaced from the fuel pump up to the computer, coil pack, and a few sensors. where he failed to continue to was under the intake plenum!! there is a 6 legged fuel injection system, (factory legs are like fish tank rubber hose) these were ALL melted and dumping raw fuel down the intake, which in turn clogged the cat, idled rough, wouldn't go over 25 - 35MPH. this system aftermarket at Autozone is only 291.99. the dealer wants near 500! the one from autozone is now a serviceable item which means if the legs ever break or melt again, you don't have to replace the whole Unit! 

so, having said this, replace this, soak up all raw fuel in intake, replace intake plenum gasket, and put it back together! Last thing, replace the plugs and you are off and running!!


A smart thing to do is to clear the computer codes by taking out the ECM fuse in the fuse panel, for 30 seconds, then disconnect battery for up to 2 minutes. replace fuse, and battery, and all done!!

lot of money wasted by alot of people, but this should be a serious recall from GM as the legs break or melt and could cause serious harm!!

comments questions, feel free to reach me.

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hello all. this is a very big, and common issue with the blazers. I purchased my 95 blazer from a friend who had all these symptoms, and replaced from the fuel pump up to the computer, coil pack, and a few sensors. where he failed to continue to was under the intake plenum!! there is a 6 legged fuel injection system, (factory legs are like fish tank rubber hose) these were ALL melted and dumping raw fuel down the intake, which in turn clogged the cat, idled rough, wouldn&#8217;t go over 25 - 35MPH. this system aftermarket at Autozone is only 291.99. the dealer wants near 500! the one from autozone is now a serviceable item which means if the legs ever break or melt again, you don&#8217;t have to replace the whole Unit! </p>
<p>so, having said this, replace this, soak up all raw fuel in intake, replace intake plenum gasket, and put it back together! Last thing, replace the plugs and you are off and running!!</p>
<p>A smart thing to do is to clear the computer codes by taking out the ECM fuse in the fuse panel, for 30 seconds, then disconnect battery for up to 2 minutes. replace fuse, and battery, and all done!!</p>
<p>lot of money wasted by alot of people, but this should be a serious recall from GM as the legs break or melt and could cause serious harm!!</p>
<p>comments questions, feel free to reach me.</p>
<p>jaeymers</p>
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		<title>By: Johnny G</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Nov 2006 14:16:22 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>Catalytic converter or muffler is stopped up thanks to your PCV system</p>
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