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Tom Demyan
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120
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John Saffrahn
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100
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littlehorn
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Average User Score
4.2 ⁄ 5 stars
Based on 8 reviews
1998 Chevrolet Astro Overview
Chevrolet introduced a new transmission, new paint colors, an improved security system, and composite headlights on its 1998 Astro models. The theft deterrent system prevented the van from starting if the correct key was not used. The optional "Dutch" rear doors were popular among owners; split-panel doors sat below a liftgate window. Bucket seats and a lighted entry system were standard on the 1998 Chevy Astro vans.
1998 Chevy Astro owners tend to keep the vehicles for many years and rely on it for hauling and family trips. However, many owners say the 1998 Astros have too little legroom, and numerous mechanical and maintenance problems: rear axle after 130K miles, window controls, fuel pump. Some say the 1998 Astro has poor visibility out the back and cite poor safety ratings in crash tests. One owner said it "eats brakes."
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Broken Electronics For Window On Drivers Side
how do we fix the window so that it will go up and down, we have it wedged in the closed position now.
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Engine Cranks But Will Not Start After Shut Off
When I stop for gas, engine cranks but will not start until engine compartment cools down.
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How do I get at solnoid in hatch to replace?
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