A hole in the rear break line, missing pinch bolt and discolored brake hubs and electrical dysfunctions are the common problem for 1998 Chevy Blazer as shown by NHTSA reports. The car's rear brake line can come in contact with the left front fender wheelhouse inner panel resulting to a hole in the brake line. This will result to fluid loss and reduce the effectiveness of the rear-brake. 'Finger loose' or missing lower steering pinch bolt may lead in dislocation the steering wheel or in some cases, separation of shaft from the steering gear.

 

Discolored brake hubs or rotors due to out-of-spec gray iron can decrease the performance and longetivity of the car's life. Electrical problems include driver's side window rolls that go down but won't go back up, turn signal noise that goes off at random and wipers and trip odometer that won't function. Possible solution for these problems is installation of an MFS.