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  • Chevy Metro Distributor - 91172595
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    Chevrolet Metro Distributor Assembly Part Number: 91172595

    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Distributor; Distributor, Ignition
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1998-2000 Chevrolet Metro | Base | 3 Cyl 1.0 L GAS

Chevrolet Metro Distributor

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The Distributor of Chevrolet Metro vehicles has the responsibility of providing the correct high voltage current from the ignition coil to the spark plugs the right sequence. Chevrolet Metro models from the past have been using mechanical distributors with breaker points as the type and these types call for some maintenance since they contain some wearing parts. In time, improvements resulted in the usage of electronic distributors that require Hall Effect sensors instead of mechanical parts and do not require frequent servicing. It has been used different styles of distributors installed in Chevrolet Metro vehicles within using dual points with electronic ignition systems. The main distinction lies in the triggering mechanisms: mechanical systems use breaker points while electronic systems implement the use of sensor for efficiency. Thus, with advancement in technology, distributor less ignition system including the coil on plug (COP) has replaced the distributor to great extent which can be considered as a great deal of advancement in Chevrolet Metro's ignition system.

Chevrolet Metro Distributor Parts and Q&A

  • Chevrolet Metro Distributor - 91172595 Distributor Assembly Distributor Assembly
    91172595
    Q: How to service and repair the distributor on Chevrolet Metro?
    A:
    In order to service and repair the Distributor, one should proceed and check out the resistance of camshaft position (CMP) sensor between its two terminals in the Distributor connector with the aid of the digital multimeter (J 39200); replace the cmp sensor if the resistance is outside the will specify range of 185-325 ohms. Then you should withdraw the Distributor rotor from the Distributor housing, remove the cmp sensor cover from the cmp sensor and then opened the two screws that hold the cmp sensor in place on the Distributor housing. If need be, take off the two Distributor flange bolts and the Distributor housing of the Cylinder Head. Check the corrosion and wear on the Distributor housing, the end play of the shaft, and the signal rotor for damage; if the defects are located, change the Distributor housing assembly. Also check the rotor for wear or crack, Distributor cap for carbon tracking, arcing or crack, and Distributor shaft o-ring seal is worn around tear, changing any component if required. Installation starts with installing the cmp sensor to the Distributor housing and tightening it using two screws without full tightening. Then install the cmp sensor cover to the cmp sensor and align the signal rotor ridge with the ridge on the cmp sensor by rotating the signal rotor. Adjust the air gap of the signal rotor (0.2 - 0.4 mm, 0.008-0.016 in) by shifting cmp sensor relative to signal rotor and tighten cmp sensor retaining screws to 5 n.m (44 lb in). As for cranking the engine after the Distributor was removed, make sure to replace it as required. Mount the Distributor rotor onto the Distributor housing proceed to mount the Distributor housing onto the Cylinder Head and align the marks made during the earlier steps and mount the two Distributor flange bolts loosely. Then, install the new Distributor Cap seal on the Distributor Cap and fasten the cap with two screws and join the Distributor electrical connector. Lastly, adjust the ignition timing of 1.0l engine as needed.

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