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Chevrolet Metro Alternator Pulley

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    • Other Names: Pulley
    • Item Dimensions: 3.6 x 3.3 x 1.9 inches
    • Item Weight: 0.50 Pounds
    • Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
    • Part Description: Chevrolet Metro Pulley, Generator (On Esn)
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About Chevrolet Metro Alternator Pulley

The Chevrolet Metro has been the U.S. fuel mileage champion for seven of the last eight model years. The Chevrolet Metro was ranked the smallest and cheapest car sold by the brand in the U.S. It provides nice parts like the alternator pulley for car buyers. The alternator pulley is a component that allows the car's alternators to be controlled by a belt. The use of the Chevrolet Metro alternator pulley is to transfer torque to the alternator.
Chevrolet Metro stands out for its great parts. But consumers need a new alternator pulley if it is worn or damaged. An alternator pulley is used to drive the engine drive belt and reduce the vibrations to help decrease the motion of the belt tensioner. The removal process of a Chevrolet Metro alternator pulley is as follows. Disconnect the negative battery terminal. Remove the engine drive belt. Locate the alternators. And remove the alternator electrical connector. After that, remove the alternator bracket mounting bolts. Pull the alternator off the bracket. Then, remove the nut and washer. Finally, pull the pulley off the alternator shaft. Whatever you need for the automobile and its upgrades, we will try our best to meet your demands. We offer you a variety of Chevrolet Metro parts at a reasonable price online.

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