Blazer — S-10 second generation (1995–2005)

2000 list adds gas, 6 cylinder and 90 degree; the 1998–1999 wording matches L35

1998–1999 lists read 2.2 liter L4. Wikipedia gives this generation a 2.2 L four-cylinder beside the 4.3 L V6, restricted to the Middle East market (1996–2005).

2000 list adds 90 degree and high output (HO); 2001 list reads gas, 6 cylinder

Wikipedia names a 2.2 L four-cylinder for this generation but no flexible fuel version.

Wikipedia gives this generation a 4.3 L V6.

2001 list adds electronic

2000 list reads NVG, 3.49 first gear, overdrive and 2001 list drops NVG and S4WD. Wikipedia gives this generation a 5 speed manual (T-5) and does not name the NVG 3500.

1999 list reads selectable shift, push button control

2000 list adds active 4WD, all wheel drive (AWD)

1999 list reads automatic transfer case

1998 and 1999 lists read Positraction only

1998–1999 lists read package, underbody shield

1998–1999 lists read package, combination

Later lists read driver convenience II

2000–2001 lists read driver convenience III

1998–1999 lists read FWD sport; the Blazer kits print it (1997 p.8, 1998 p.8, 1999 p.33), and Wikipedia names a Blazer ZR2 package

The 1999–2000 lists give B94 the Bravada gold appearance package, which is left out; the 2001 list prints Extgerior. The 2005 list reads variation 1.

Wikipedia names a TrailBlazer appearance package for the Blazer LS and LT from 1999.

Some lists read X-Treme; one adds not available with any trailering package. Wikipedia: the Blazer Xtreme was a 2-door model sold to 2004.

1999 and 2001 lists read driver convenience; 2000 list adds I

2000 list marks it export

2000 list marks it export

Platform-list code; no source shows whether the Blazer offered it

2001 list reads deep tint window. 2005 list reads deep tint, all except windshield, front door and rear end door.

1998–1999 lists do not say driver

2005 list reads front split bench seat.

2000 list reads driver and passenger electric body support; 2001 reads front bucket seat. 2005 list reads front individual (non-bucket) seat.

2000 list reads convenience net; 2001 reads cargo net restraint

1998 list reads sliding rear

2005 list reads power operated, all doors.

2000–2001 lists read front auxiliary

1998 and 1999 lists read sliding sunroof

HVAC system in the 2000–2001 lists

The 1998–2000 lists read automatic controls; the 2001 list reads manual controls, electronic

The 2001 list drops the requirement wording

1998 list reads heated, left-hand and right-hand; 1999 adds auxiliary wide angle

1998 list reads floor interior console, 1999 floor interior custom

The 2001–2003 right-hand-drive list reads break-away outside mirrors (driver remote, passenger manual, painted); the 2WD and 4WD lists read the inside sunshade mirror.

1998 list reads painted outside mirror; 1999 and 2000 add manual control; 1999 adds auxiliary wide angle

Platform-list code; no source shows whether the Blazer offered it

Platform-list code; the 1996 and 1997 kits print it as the Blazer tailgate

1998–1999 lists read automatic level control

2001 list reads 240 mm

1998–1999 lists read engine coolant heater

1998 list omits the bolt circle

1998–1999 lists read aluminum

2001 list reads outside spare tire mount not desired

2001 list adds all season

2001 list reads white wall, all season

2001 list reads white wall, all season

2001 list adds AL2

1998–2000 lists print BL; 2001 list reads P205/75R15/N, all season

2001 list reads P235/75R15/N white wall, all season

Lists print 31 multiplied by 10.5; 2001 list adds OOR

1998 list reads heavy duty

2000–2001 lists add earphone jacks

2000–2001 lists add stereo; 2001 also auto tone and clock

2000–2001 lists add compact disc, auto tone and clock

2001 list reads provisions for stereo instrumentation

The 2000 list is shifted by one line here (it prints U73 as the speedometer, which GM's other lists give U19); the 1998–1999 lists read fixed mast

2001 list reads car trailer. The 2000 2WD and 4WD lists print UB1 in this position (light duty trailer wiring harness) and have no U89 line; the 2000 right-hand-drive list prints U89.

2000–2001 lists read heavy duty

The 2000 list gives 11A another meaning (next row)

1998–1999 lists give 11A another meaning (previous row)

Lists print Autumwood

2000 list reads medium gray; 1998 reads medium gray metallic

1999 adds auxiliary wide angle; 1999 and 2000 read left-hand light sensitive

1999 adds auxiliary wide angle

2001 list reads 235/70R15-103H, all season

the 1999 list reads "Foglamps: Deluxe-Envoy and Oldsmobile", so 1999 is not claimed

1999 list reads compact disc, clock, ETR with no cassette

1999 list reads wiring for dealer installation of OnStar

2000 wording; the 2001 list reads front seat power adjuster

only in: right-hand-drive 4WD

2000 list marks it export

only in: right-hand-drive 4WD

only in: right-hand-drive 4WD

2001 list omits positive bias

only in: right-hand-drive 4WD

The 2000 list is shifted by one line here (it prints U16 and U19 both as tachometer and puts the speedometer on U73); the 2001 list reads metric scale instrument cluster

only in: right-hand-drive 4WD

The 2000 list is shifted by one line here (it prints U75 as the fixed antenna, which GM's other lists give U73)

The 2000 right-hand-drive list prints this code as the export child seat location label; its other lists read the license plate package.

2000 list marks it export

2001 list omits positive bias

2000 list omits the data system and clock