Chevy S10 Parts

Constant changes in parts, style and design are done in every Chevy Blazer S10 model. Chevrolet introduced it in the market in 1982 as replacement to the Chevy LUV pickup built by Isuzu auto maker. Two engine types are used which include the 1.9L 4cyl 2 BBI carbureted with 101 Torque and 2.8L V6 BBI carbureted with 148 torque. In 1983, another flood of changes for Chevy S10 parts are done specifically on the car's power sources. Together with the added parts is the coming of the S10 pickup available in extended cab types. 1984 comes with a powerful suspension, off road packages and the new clutch in hydraulic style. The 2.0L power train was replaced in 1985 with the more powerful 2.5L "Iron Duke."

In 1986, the use of the 2.2 diesel and the 1.9L 4cyl engines was discontinued. The influx of technology was evident on the new computer controlled TBI engines and Throttle Body Injection for 2.8L V6 engines. The interior was redesigned with new dash board and door panels. Notable for 1987 was the converted 2.8L engine into a single serpentine belt. 1988 witnessed the coming of the new powerful 4.3L V6 engine. The rear wheel anti-lock brakes and the first digital instrument cluster was introduced in 1989. For 1990, enhancements were done to the 2.5L 4cyl engine together with the five-speed manual transmission.

Chevy S10 parts for 1991 included the new Sport package offered for four-door models. Included components are alloy wheels in chrome and a two-tone color scheme for the car. The 4.3L V6 became standard for 4WD makes. The front grill for this year was redesigned and became a one piece component. The powerful Vortec 4.3L V6 engine entered the market on 1992. The once optional four-wheel ABS became standard. New leather seats were offered for S10 pickups. Standard for all S10s are enhanced front bucket seats, added four-spoke steering wheels and new speedometer. Optional are the relaxing entertainment system and electronic-shift transfer case. Front seats for 1993 models came with manual lumbar adjusters for a more comfortable and relaxing drives. Uncomfortable vibration for the 4.3L V6 engine was minimized by installing internal balance shaft.

New body style is offered for 1994 S10. Impressive off-road package was offered which included a 3 inch lift, bigger track, sporty wheel flares, skid plates and muscular suspension and tires for off-road use. Pickup models can now experience the optimum power of the Vortec 4.3L V6 engine. For 1995, new body style was offered patterned after the stand-out features of the 1994 models. For four-door models, the spare tires were newly positioned on the area below the cargo area of the car.

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