Chevrolet Metro Distributor

The Chevrolet Metro has been America's fuel mileage champion for seven of the last eight model years. The brand is one of the cheapest subcompact cars in the U.S. and it is among the most well-known models in the country. Chevrolet Metro provides nice parts such as the distributor for car buyers. The distributor involves a rotating arm in the inner part of the distributor cap and above the distributor shaft. Usually, the metal part of the rotor comes into contact with high-voltage cables through a carbon brush. With the high voltage generated from the ignition coil, an electric current can jump the small gaps between the rotors.

Chevrolet Metro offers nice parts to buyers. But there will be some problems after parts have been used for years. The main components of a Chevrolet Metro distributor include the following: rotors, distributor caps, points, hall effect sensors, condensers, vacuum advance, ignition coils, and ignition modules. The removal process for a Chevrolet Metro distributor is as follows: Remove the retaining clips holding the distributor cap in place. Then remove the cap and mark the position of the rotor. Next, remove all ignition wires and label them, if necessary. Later, get rid of the vacuum lines and the bolt locking the distributor in place. After that, pull the distributor straight out. In the end, get rid of the O-ring. The vast catalog includes the braking system, the powertrain, the chassis, and other types of crucial Chevrolet Metro parts. We have nice and great Chevrolet Metro parts and accessories online.