This comprehensive Chevrolet Blazer Workshop Service Repair Manual covers all models from 1995-2005, providing detailed instructions and diagrams for both the 4.3L V6 and 2.2L I4 engines. It is a valuable resource for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts looking to save money by performing their own repairs. Inside, you'll find detailed information on a wide range of systems including: * **Engine Components:** Engine General, Mechanical, Exhaust System, Fuel System, Intake System, Lubrication System, Emission System, Engine Control System, Engine Cooling System, Engine Electrical System * **Transmission & Drivetrain:** Transfer Case, Automatic and Manual Transmissions, Drive Belt System, Drivetrain Components * **Brakes & Steering:** Antilock Brakes, Brakes System, Electronic Steering, Power Brake Booster, Power Steering, Steering Column, Steering Linkage * **Suspension & Axles:** Axle & Suspension, Suspension System * **Electrical & Electronics:** Instrument Panel, Computer Relearn, Fuses & Relays, Wiring Diagrams, GM Trouble Codes * **Other Systems:** Airbags System, HVAC System, Wiper & Washer, Starter System, Interior & Exterior This manual is a complete solution for anyone working on a Chevrolet Blazer. With its detailed instructions, high-quality diagrams, and well-organized content, it makes any repair or maintenance task easier and more efficient.

The Chevrolet Blazer, produced from 1995 to 2005, was a mid-size SUV that offered a blend of rugged capability and comfortable interior space. This generation of the Blazer, known internally as the S-10 Blazer, was built on the same platform as the Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck, giving it a solid foundation and off-road agility. Although sharing underpinnings with the S-10, the Blazer was distinguished by its spacious cabin, capable of seating five comfortably. This spaciousness extended to the cargo area, which offered ample room for luggage or gear, making it ideal for family outings or weekend adventures. Notable features included a choice of powerful V6 and V8 engines, coupled with either a 4-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual transmission, allowing drivers to tailor the Blazer to their specific needs. The Chevrolet Blazer's design reflected the popular SUV trends of the 1990s. It sported a bold, angular exterior with a slightly lifted stance, emphasizing its off-road capabilities. The interior, while functional, offered a comfortable and practical layout. Although not known for its luxurious amenities, the Blazer provided a robust and dependable SUV experience. Over its production run, the Blazer received various updates, including new engine options, exterior styling revisions, and enhanced interior features. While discontinuation in 2005 marked the end of this particular generation, the Chevrolet Blazer nameplate was revived in 2019, signifying its enduring popularity and ability to adapt to changing market demands.