is it worth buying and is fixing expensive
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Asked by Mitchell Aug 22, 2015 at 07:35 AM about the 1998 GMC Sierra 1500

Question type: Car Customization

looking at buying a 1998 Sierra 1500 the 4 wheel drive when the button is pushed just flashes in 4low so its not working correctly and the air bag light, brake light and security light are all on. sometimes it will not start due to security light... fuel gauge not working is all this easy repairs or costly truck runs and drives good and body is in ok shape normal wear and tear and rust just dont want to buy another TURD

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Mitchell answered 8 years ago

also the drivers headlight is dimmer than the passengers and noticed while driving that the dash lights and the drivers headlight have a pulsation to them didnt do all the time but it is noticabale

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Bob answered 8 years ago

I would avoid it, has too many issues and it is likely a TURD.

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