Geo Metro

Can you swap a 93 Geo metro manual transmition with a 95 Geo Metro

replace it or tighten it

You can put traps on it or poisonous food on it too

as regulated air and fuel ?

If the car does not smoke badly this may mean you are using the wrong weight motor oil. Use the proper weight oil that a dealer will recommend.

what about it?

It's a real pain in the neck. You have to remove your timing belt cover, and fan belts just to get to the pump bolts. Once you get all of that off then you can get to the pump. You'll have to remove the pump pulley before you can remove it. I'd suggest you loosen the bolts holding the pulley on before you take anything else loose. Once you have them loose, you can proceed with taking the belts off and then all of the timing cover bolts and the harmonic balancer. Of course you know to drain the radiator before you start. The big bolt on the harmonic balancer is a 17mm in case you're wondering. That is if you have the 1.3 four cylinder. This is if you have the 1.0 three cylinder.

Unload alternator. Remove crank pulley from underneath. Remove timing belt cover. Remove timing belt. I've read that this is an interference design engine. Putting the timing belt on wrong could slam the valves into the pistons when you start it. This is a great time to replace the timing belt

Sure will. Any Metro motor from 1989-1997 will fit in it assuming that they are of equal size (ie) 3 cylinder 1.0L to 3 cylinder 1.0L. You can put a bigger engine like a 1.3L from a Swift in it but it requires a bit of tweaking.

I HAVE FOUND THE ANSWER TO THE "GEO'S NOT STARTING WHEN HOT ISSUE"!!!!!

I have found out because of my geo that its a common problem that Geo's (all Geo's) wont start when they get hot... This is because of a computer chip issue (most the time) and the fix is to install a new computer --- The trick to NOT having to install a new computer that will just do the same thing to you IS......

Just remove the computer from where it is (in my 97 Geo Metro its behind the glove box) and set somewhere cool (like on the floor board!) so it doesn't get as hot....

Done this on 3 cars with the same problem and now they START EVERYTIME, Hot or cold!!!

EASY, VERY CHEAP FIX, Just need tools, and time!

bad plug at the wiring connection

You sell me the car, then you don't have to adjust it.

If it is the standard 1.0 Litre 3 Cylinder Suzuki engine then it takes 5W-30

From what I have read 92-95 are pretty much the same depending on model for ex. a base model may have some different parts from a lsi.

A test done before to compare with later tests.

You have to disconnect the negative battery cable for about fifteen minutes. than reconnect the cable than the radio will display loc on the screen. you than have to enter in the lock code which should be in your manual or you will have to contact the Chevy dealership for the unlock code.

You should be able to find a shop manual at your local library with the right info...make copies as they are usually only in the REFERENCE section....good luck:) loosen the alternator two bolts on the bottom and one on top pull the alt towards the front and the belt will come right off

To remove the rear seat of a 1998 Chevy Metro LSi, start by locating the seat bottom clips or bolts, typically found at the front edge of the seat. Lift the front of the seat up to disengage it from these clips. For the seat back, look for bolts or screws securing it to the car's frame, usually at the bottom or sides, and remove them. Once those are undone, you can carefully lift the seat back out of the vehicle.

The VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) code for a specific vehicle, such as the XFI Metro made in Canada, is unique to each individual car and is not universally applicable. The VIN consists of 17 characters that include information about the vehicle's manufacturer, model, place of manufacture, and specific features. To find the VIN for a particular XFI Metro, you would need to check the vehicle itself, typically located on the dashboard, inside the driver's side door, or in the engine compartment.

A 1991 Geo Metro convertible typically uses a Group 26R battery. This size is standard for many small vehicles of that era, providing adequate power for the engine and accessories. It's important to check the specific vehicle's manual or consult a parts retailer for the most accurate fit and specifications.