How to Replace the Brake Disc on Chevrolet Metro?

You must drain two-thirds of the master cylinder fluid before starting the Brake Disc replacement process. Lift the vehicle and take out the wheel with tire. Rest the c-clamp (J 42450-A) between the outer pad and caliper before tightening until the piston reaches its final position. Holding the caliper over the brake fluid supply, unscrew it from the caliper carrier and wire the caliper to avoid damaging the brake hose. Depress the caliper using c-clamp installation then take out the Brake Caliper Bracket and wheel disc screws. You can push the disc off Wheel Hub when its tightness allows for hand removal. Install two 8 mm bolts in its center to force the disc off using bolt torque. Before attachment use the hub cleaning kit j 42450-a to prepare the Wheel Hub for installation. Place the disc on the Wheel Hub and fix it with two screws. Put the caliper carrier, brake caliper, and pads into their proper location before adding the brake pads and caliper professionally. Replace the tire and wheel then lower the vehicle before filling the master cylinder reservoir.

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Chevrolet Metro Brake Rotor Part Number: 91175503
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Rotor, Front Brake; Disc Brake Hardware Kit; Rotor; Rotor, Front And Rear Wheel Brake
- Position: Front
- Replaces: 91172987, 96067908
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1998-2001 Chevrolet Metro | Base, LSi | 3 Cyl 1.0 L GAS, 4 Cyl 1.3 L GAS

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Brake Disc of Chevrolet Metro is among the disc brake system found in vehicles that produce the required friction to aid in the halting of car. Commonly used in their production is grey iron its construction and may be vented to allow for more heat dissipation which is important in the performance of a brake. In the course of the Metro production, different varieties of brake discs have been used, including the solid and vented rotors, though the latter is more effective as far as cooling is concerned because of their construction. The Chevrolet Metro Brake Discs may also be available in other types like the drilled or the slotted types whereby holes are made on the brake disc so as to allow for heat escape and thereby cutting on the level of noise produced by the brake disc, but which comes with the disadvantage of having shorter pad lives. Maintenance is important as chances of warped, cracked or even rusted brake rotors will compromise its braking function. Car users of Chevrolet Metro should ensure that their Brake Discs and pads are inspected at least once and replaced where necessary to enhance the safety and performance of the vehicle.

Chevrolet Metro Brake Disc Parts and Q&A

Brake Rotor
91175503
Q: How to Replace the Brake Disc on Chevrolet Metro?
A:
You must drain two-thirds of the master cylinder fluid before starting the Brake Disc replacement process. Lift the vehicle and take out the wheel with tire. Rest the c-clamp (J 42450-A) between the outer pad and caliper before tightening until the piston reaches its final position. Holding the caliper over the brake fluid supply, unscrew it from the caliper carrier and wire the caliper to avoid damaging the brake hose. Depress the caliper using c-clamp installation then take out the Brake Caliper Bracket and wheel disc screws. You can push the disc off Wheel Hub when its tightness allows for hand removal. Install two 8 mm bolts in its center to force the disc off using bolt torque. Before attachment use the hub cleaning kit j 42450-a to prepare the Wheel Hub for installation. Place the disc on the Wheel Hub and fix it with two screws. Put the caliper carrier, brake caliper, and pads into their proper location before adding the Brake Pads and caliper professionally. Replace the tire and wheel then lower the vehicle before filling the master cylinder reservoir.