Im trying to take a starter out of my 2002 chev. blazer and I have turned and twisted it in every way and still cannot get it out,I cant get to a bolt to losin the mounts either

if the starter is turning and the motor isn't it sounds like starter solinoid

There are 2 ways, 1 includes removing the grill....These grills are easy to break if not taken out very carefully.

Drivers side- I stick my hand down by the alternator and over behind the headlight. Remove the rubber cover and twist the light out.

Passengers side- I take the top of the air cleaner off, then you have complete access to the rubber covers and bulbs.

5 minute job to do both sides.

Your Blazer has two pumps in the tank that you add washer fluid to. One is for the windshield and one for the rear window.

well im a big guy but i still just crawled under it and its right beside your oil pan it has two bolts unscrew them and and unscrew the wires on it there should be two wires on one part and one on the other part.

From starter solenoid to alternator. This is in case the alternator starts pushing too many volts, it's meant to slow burn. You may have fried the voltage regulator and subsequently the fusible link.

Listen for a click from under the steering column when you turn the key on. If you hear no electrical click then your ignition switch could be bad. If you hear an electrical click the you starter soleniod is bad.

Im looking for the same part location on a 2002 chevy blazer. It might be under the distributer cap.

ign, switch or starter silonid

The i.d Code Should Be On The Front Of The Engine Behind The Fan On A Metal Plate.

If you take the motor mount bolt out of the side the starter is on you can use a floor jack under the oil pan to lift the engine enough to get the starter in. You should put a block of wood or sometuing like it on top of the jack to protect the oil pan.