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General Motors produced the Chevrolet Cavalier compact model for both Chinese and Mexican markets beginning with 1981 since its North American production start. The 1981 Chevrolet Cavalier introduced to the market used a 1.8-liter carbureted L46 inline-4 engine until GM replaced it in 1983 with a 2.0-liter fuel-injected L44 inline-4 engine. The 1985 release of the LB6 V6 2.8-liter engine with Z24 package elevated the performance capabilities of the Chevrolet Cavalier model. During its second generation Chevrolet Cavalier introduced three engine choices which included a 2.2-liter LN2 OHV inline-4 unit. The Chinese marketplace received a 1.5-liter S-TEC III inline-4 motor variant of the Cavalier. Each generation of Chevrolet Cavalier provided different transmission choices since the first generation came with manual 4-speed and automatic 3-speed transmissions though the third generation featured manual 5-speed Getrag F23 and automatic 6-speed options on the Chinese model. Multiple body styles of the Chevrolet Cavalier used the same wheelbase which expanded from 101.2 inches to 104.1 inches across different production models. Substantial demand exists for authentic Chevrolet Cavalier components especially those that are OEM parts that include durability and reliability features and can be obtained from authorized sellers.
Chevrolet Cavalier clusters issues into fuel delivery, braking, and ignition to allow diagnosis and reliable service. Fuel delivery errors on the Cavalier are a result of a failing fuel pump that leads to stalls or failure to start. Check rail pressure, relay command, voltage, and grounds at the Chevrolet Cavalier to replace the fuel pump and filter. Braking issues are related to the wear to the front brake rotors, causing pulsation and a bigger stopping distance. Measures the thickness and runout of the Chevrolet Cavalier brake rotor, and installs new rotors and pads into the car when out of specifications. The reason why ignition misfire on your Cavalier is likely due to a failed ignition coil or the ignition module and harness decaying. Clear codes, inspect connectors, verify spark strength, and replace the ignition coil to restore proper combustion. These groups are allied in the functionality of power delivery, braking safety, and idle stability on the Chevrolet Cavalier. Put fuel first, then braking, then ignition on the Chevrolet Cavalier in order to ensure smooth day-by-day performance. Replace a 30,000-mile fuel filter to increase the life of the pump and maintain pressure consistency. Listen to the noise of bearings in front hubs, and fade on works stops in pedals, during verification. Post repair, verify clearance of freeze frame/trims to normal conditions and smooth idle during a hot soak.
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Chevrolet Cavalier Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: How to replace the rear bumper fascia on Chevrolet Cavalier?A: The replacement process of chevrolet rear Bumper fascia requires opening the rear compartment lid followed by removing the rear compartment trim parts as needed. Begin by disconnecting the fasteners which connect the rear fascia to the quarter panel then use a lifting mechanism to gain access to the necessary areas. Use a screwdriver to eliminate the screws inside the rear wheel opening then take out the center pins from the four retaining tabs to unfasten the lower part of the rear fascia. When detaching the fascia use protective coverings to prevent damage before both corners of the quarter panel receive assistance away from its position at the center of the rear impact bar. First disconnect the electrical connector before you take out the rear license plate lamp socket together with the bulb and then detach the rear fascia brackets. Begin by installing the rear fascia brackets to the fascia before you install the rear license plate lamp socket along with its bulb and reconnect the electrical connector. Utilize helper assistance to position the rear fascia along the rear impact bar center before you attach both corners on the quarter panel. Secure the lower center tabs using push pin fasteners according to fastener precautions before installing the rear wheel opening screws and tightening them to 3 n.m (27 lb in). After lowering the car you should connect screws which join the rear fascia parts to the quarter panel while the torque should remain at 3 n.m (27 lb in). Return the rear compartment trim in place when needed before securing the rear compartment lid.
- Q: How to replace the alternator on Chevrolet Cavalier?A: Start by disconnecting the negative Battery Cable before removing the Drive Belt. Begin by removing the generator bolts after disconnecting its electrical connectors. Pull out the generator from its position. First install the generator and use the generator bolts to secure it before tightening the bolts to 20 n.m (15 lb ft). Secure the generator electrical connectors by applying a torque of 17 n.m (13 lb ft). After installing the Drive Belt, lower the vehicle and resume connection of the negative Battery Cable.
- Q: How to remove and replace the body emblem or nameplate on Chevrolet Cavalier?A: Start the process by cleaning the surface area with soap and water plus drying it afterward. Scrub the panel's surface using a clean cloth with 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner 08984 as the emblem/nameplate needs cleaning as well. Apply an alcohol and water solution to a clean cloth for wiping away remaining materials from all three parts. Keep tape on both surfaces since you should only use Adhesive Cleaner to clean the area. Continue with new emblem/nameplate installation when the tape on the surface is broken. Stick isolation tape or magnetic strips when needed for proper alignment. To keep paint undamaged apply a thin and minimal layer of adhesive to all flat sides of the emblem/nameplate naming parts. Press the piece to its correct position and wait 30 seconds while applying pressure if you use LOCTITE(TM) 414 adhesive GM P/N 1052621 or its Canadian equivalent.
- Q: How to replace the steering wheel on Chevrolet Cavalier?A: The replacement process starts by removing the negative Battery Cable connection. First disable the supplemental inflatable restraint system then detach the Steering Wheel inflator restraint module. Next remove the Steering Wheel nut then connect the Steering Wheel puller (J 1859-A) and its companion components Steering Wheel puller legs (J 42578) to extract the Steering Wheel from the Steering Column. Set the Steering Wheel on the column then fasten it with the Steering Wheel nut while tightening to achieve 41 n.m of torque (30 lb ft). Reinstall the inflatable restraint Steering Wheel module after enabling the sir system before reconnecting the negative Battery Cable.
