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Funny You ask... but I have a 1999 Chevy Express 3500 and I DO have a key to start the vehicle and a different key to unlock the doors (which can be a pain in the butt sometimes). So I guess the answer is YES... but I'm not sure if that is standard for all Express vans, the year or if it's just on certain ones. Hope this helps!
I would not see any way of this working. Completely two different set-ups. You have the old Sportvan and are wanting to use parts from an Express van. To say nothing of the wiring, switches & relays to convert to power windows and locks with the right parts.
Remove the two screws on the inside of the light fixture , nearest the doors, wiggle then pull out lens, remove bulb holder, replace bulb and then refit lens. You may need to use WD 40 to loosen the screws that may be caked with dirt and salt. It may be a good idea, in fact, to replace the screws. Chevy have made the replacemnt of bulbs on the express very difficult. You literally have to remove the whole radiator grill to replace a headlight. I learnt the hardway to replace my own bulbs on the express van. Like you I wanted a ( front in this case ) turn light replaced, I had my van in for service, so I bought a bulb in the dealers own parts dept for $1.8O and I figured they'd put it in for free , seeing as they where doing work on my van. No way, they charged me $39.00 to install a $1.80 bulb!
The Chevy Cheyenne was an innovative design including a unique cargo bed and side access doors. It was introduced at the International Auto Show in 2003. It had a super-charged 6.0 L V8 engine.
yes they are
Yes, the doors from a 98 Chevy Blazer will fit a 2001 Chevy Blazer with a little moderation.
With money.
no
Replace all the door hinge pins and bushings. By doing so it will realign the door back to where it belongs.
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To allow cooling of the Shuttle: The interior side of the two cargo bay doors are covered with radiators. Those radiators are connected to the overall cooling system of the Shuttle. These radiators have to be exposed to space (i.e. the doors have to be opened) to reject their heat and avoid overheating of the Shuttle subsystems. This is why the cargo bay doors are opened as soon as the Shuttle reaches its orbit, and are closed only shortly before re-entry.