The engine must be removed. It has to be completely disassembled. The block needs to be inspected and magnafluxed ( if you want to do the job right, which you should, every thing I mentions should be done). Pistons removed, crank removed and sent to machine shop to be checked and machined in necessary. New bearing should be installed by a machine shop. The installation specs are VERY CRITICAL> This really is not a job for a back yard mechanic. This is a high skill job and anything less that several years experience doing it will probably end up being a disaster. Most mechanics would send a job like this to an engine builder or reman shop. It WILL be expensive but probably not as expensive as a new motor if everything else is ok and considering the mains are bad, the is doubtful. Sorry. Been doing this a long time and want to be truthful.
No.
First find the crank sensor and then kick the crap out of it :D
That year did not use a crank sensor.
Inside the bottom of the engine block.
Theoretically, yes.
Typical of worn bearings....crank, cam and rod bearings.
A 1995 blazer does not have a crank sensor. SORRY
It crank but it dos'nt start recently i pu some gas in the thraun then it start
It will not run if you bypass the ignition module (no spark).
u can grease and change them so that should answer your question
One of the fuel injectors in the throttle body may be leaking.
It could be the crank sensor, depending what year vehicle you have.