Im just test driving this 1996 GMC Jimmy. I mostly made this video for a friend of mine who likes GMC vehicles.

Video included: Denison wreck injures two - Sherman Denison Herald Democrat December 10, 2009

Denison Police Lt. Mike Eppler said Deborah Walkowiak was driving a 1996 GMC Jimmy SUV which stopped for the stop sign at Flowers. She pulled out onto State and more »

Stolen Vehicle From Bowling Green Results In Arrest - People's Tribune November 24, 2009

A registration check on the vehicle a green 1996 GMC Jimmy with Missouri plates, revealed it had been reported stolen from Bowling Green on Nov. and more »

Church helps family needing home improvements - Austin American-Statesman December 16, 2009

A few weeks ago, the Maldonados' only modes of transportation, a 1984 GMC truck and a 1996 Ford Crown Victoria, were not working. And getting them fixed was and more »

Spree suspect swiped car in Homewood - Southtown Star December 15, 2009

Smith's 2000 GMC Jimmy was found Saturday morning abandoned in a parking lot near the Homewood woman's apartment in the 900 block of Elder Road, and more »

MUERE CALCINADO - La Tarde November 24, 2009

El hoy occiso que falleció calcinado dentro de una GMC Jimmy modelo 1996 con placas texanas, fue identificado como Héctor Jaime Gallegos Patlán de 19 años and more »

BY MARY JANE FARMER

HERALD DEMOCRAT

A Denison driver involved in a two-vehicle wreck on Wednesday afternoon was airlifted to Parkland Hospital as a precaution because of possible injuries to her neck. The other vehicle's driver went by Denison EMS to Texoma Medical Center. Neither driver's conditions are considered as life-threatening.

Denison Police Lt. Mike Eppler said Deborah Walkowiak was driving a 1996 GMC Jimmy SUV which stopped for the stop sign at Flowers. She pulled out onto State Highway 91, or Woodlawn Street, in front of a passing white food vendor van, driven by Irma Prado. The van T-boned the SUV on the driver's side.

Denison EMS first had to cut the SUV's door and frame away to get to the pinned SUV driver. They called for a helicopter ambulance, which they had land a little further south on Woodlawn.

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Q:

1996 GMC Jimmy turn signals dont work but Emergency Flashers do?

Its a 1996 GMC Jimmy and the turn signals dont work but the emergency flashers do and its not the fuses because i've tried new ones. whats up?
(asked by shepdog_1300 on September 10, 2361)

A: bad turn siginal flasher . It is locateed behind the ashtray assm in your dash turn on the hazards and follow the clicking sound to it . with the hazards on feel the 2 small silver round flashers behind the ashtray the one clicking is the hazard flasher replace the other one . They are very cheap from your local parts house . (answered by woodardjp on September 10, 2743)

A: bulbs... (answered by papercut on September 10, 2590)

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Can a 1998 and up GMC Jimmy headlights and grill be installed onto a 1996 GMC Jimmy?

I have a 1996 GMC Jimmy, but don't like the front headlights and grill. On the 1998 GMC Jimmy's and up, i love the head lights and grill. Is there anyway possible the newer model style would bolt onto my 1996. I want to completely take of the front of my 1996 and change it to a 1998 and up. Please let me know. Thanks
(asked by Ronnie on September 10, 3041)

A: Yes, there is no difference in the side panels or hood, the only difference maybe the bumper, but go to ebay and you can find a front clip fairly cheap and worse comes to worse may have to switch the bumper but i don't think you will. (answered by Demolition Man on September 10, 9187)

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How to change water pump on 1996 GMC Jimmy?

Hubby is trying to change the water pump on our GMC Jimmy. He cannot get the fan off to access the water pump. What is the trick here? He's trying to do more of the maintenance on our cars to save $$$$ --but it sure is a bear!
(asked by Leonard F on September 10, 7448)

A: First look at the new water pump, you will notice the threads are either left or right hand threaded. Once you have determined the thread direction, you will know in what direction to remove the fan. Take a large drift punch and place it on the high side of the fastening bolt. strike it with a hammer and the jolt will loosen the grip of the bolt and allow you to remove it. This may take several tries, but it does work, I have used the process numerous times. (answered by Richard S on September 10, 9554)