What is the crunchy noyce on your Chevy 1997 blazer if you start drivingIt's always the first 100 yardsLater on it's overSame in reverse?

Without hearing the noise it's difficult to say. It could be from the tires in which case it is probably a "slipped belt". It could be a wheel bearing, CV joint, universal joint or maybe even something else.

If the vehicle also rocks from side-to-side at slow speed (5 to 15 mph), it's definitely a slipped belt. If you suspect one or more of the tires, take it to your tire dealer and let them deal with it. Another possibility - if it sounds like the gears in the rear differential (pumpkin) are grinding away, there is a very good chance you simply need to change your differential oil.

It happened to me personally, or I wouldn't have believed it! Anyway, this is like a $6.00 fix, so you should try it before any other expensive fix (which your dealer will surely recommend).

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