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Genuine Chevrolet Tracker Distributor Cap
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Chevrolet Tracker Distributor Cap
The Distributor Cap of Chevrolet Tracker vehicles is needed for ignition system since electrical current from the ignition coil is channeled to the spark plug wires through this component. It guards internal parts of a distributor and also makes certain that spark plugs ignite in right sequence known as the firing order. These posts on the distributor cap include the number corresponding to each cylinder of the engine; the options may include dual spark plugs per cylinder or wasted spark. He or she should also clean the distributor cap and make sure that it forms a good seal to avoid the engine failing. Inspection and replacement when their signs including shaking, stalling, and backfiring are manifested are recommended. The distributor cap is typically covered with a plastic cover that is likely to break often when the temperature changes in colder areas. In general, the distributor cap is another of the Chevrolet Tracker's ignition system components that is important but can readily be changed.
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Chevrolet Tracker Distributor Cap Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to install a new distributor cap and rotor?A: It's common practice to install a new distributor cap and rotor whenever new Spark Plug Wires are installed. Although the breakerless distributor used on these vehicles requires much less maintenance than a conventional distributor, periodic inspections should be performed at the intervals specified in the routine maintenance schedule and whenever any work is performed on the distributor. Disconnect the ignition coil wire from the coil, then unsnap the spring clips or loosen the screws that hold the cap to the distributor body. Release the two spring clips, then remove the distributor cap-the distributor cap will only fit on the distributor body one way, so make sure the new cap is in the same position as the old one when transferring the wires. Detach the distributor cap and wires. Place the cap, with the spark plug and coil wires still attached, out of the way. Use a length of wire or rope to secure it, if necessary. The rotor is now visible on the end of the distributor shaft. Check it carefully for cracks and carbon tracks. Make sure the center terminal spring tension is adequate (not all models) and look for corrosion and wear on the rotor tip. If in doubt about its condition, replace it with a new one. If replacement is required, detach the rotor from the shaft and install a new one. While the distributor cap is off, check the air gap. Check the distributor cap for carbon tracks, cracks and other damage. Closely examine the terminals on the inside of the cap for excessive corrosion and damage. Slight deposits are normal. Again, if in doubt about the condition of the cap, replace it with a new one. When replacing the cap, simply transfer the spark plug and coil wires, one at a time, from the old cap to the new cap. Be very careful not to mix up the wires! Reattach the cap to the distributor, then tighten the screws or reposition the spring clips to hold it in place.
