I need to know where the oil filter is on a 1995 chevy blazer is.?

I would like to find an engine diagram that shows the position of the oil filter on a 1995 chevy blazer.I need to know where the oil filter is on a 1995 chevy blazer is.?
Well, if it's a '95 Blazer, it must be an S-series. And the only motor available would be the 4.3L V6. The 4.3L originally had the oil filter in the same spot as the small block V8 which it was derived from, on the drivers side, at the rear of the motor, right next to the oil pan. However, when they started putting this motor in the S-series, they found that in 4WD applications (which most were) there wasn't enough room for the oil filter in that position. So they started using an adapter, that used a couple hoses which ran up to a remote mounted oil filter, which was placed in the front drivers side corner of the engine compartment. Later on, they changed it to a different place, which is where I'm guessing yours might be. Behind an access panel, that looks like this;


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As you can see, it says ';Oil Filter Access'; on it. Once you open that, the oil filter is right behind it.


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However, if this is a 2WD from before they changed the location, it could be accessible through the drivers side wheel well.


http://www.autozone.com/images/cds/gif/m鈥?/a>I need to know where the oil filter is on a 1995 chevy blazer is.?
I had two of these... Mine were also 1995 models as well... Mine had the Vortec V-6 engine in them.To tell you the truth, they were more bother than they were worth. Now, if you have the Vortec V-6 engine, the oil filter is actually located just behind the grille, on the frontend driver's side. Once you have the hood opened, look just behind the grill, and you should see a square box, that says caution hot. The actual oil filter is located just underneith this box. As to removing the filter, you almost have to remove the front wheel, to gain best access to it. One other thing I would like to mention to you... The Chevy Blazers between 1994-1995 with the Vortec V-6 had a problem with their fuel injection system... The item that distributes the gas to each cylinder can and will go bad. It is refered to as Spider Injectior... The reason for its name is cause the injector has six rubber gas lines comming from it. Each line goes to a cylinder. And when assembled on the engine, it looks like spider legs. When this componet fails it will cost you $400-600 for a used injector!!! I know cause mine were replaced before I got them, and they didn't last too lone, either. This is something that was special to these two years, cause in 1996 they revamped the fuel injection system for the Vortec V-6. So if you have this engine beware!!! Cause sooner or later it will happen to you as well. As to the engine diagram, all you have to do id obtain a copy of a Chilton or a Haynes repair manual, that is specific to your vehicle. These manuals can be found at most auto parts stores, like Napa,Carquest,Autozone,Advanced Auto,and so on, Hope this helps you.
The V6's oil filter is on the driver's side,middle of the block under the exhaust manifold.The easiest way to get to it is to turn the wheels all the way to the right,there is an access hole through the wheel-well ,not very big.It hopefully won't be that tight that you can't twist it off by hand,and install the new one the same way.
Sounds as tho you have the 6 , its on the left side , the only way to get to it is thru the left side wheel wheel. Thje bext way to do it is to jack the veh. up by the frame. Getting to it isn't easy, good luck
most oil filter are on the right side of motor jack it up slide under just behind right front wheel look up between motor and transmisson... cant miss it really easy to find.... heres some videos that might help
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Attached to the engine?
it should be on the passenger side.