Ignition Switch Installation in a 1997 Chevy Blazer
The ignition switch for the 1997 Chevy Blazer is technically a module that is directly connected to the distributor within the engine compartment (this career one of the latest GM models to utilize a distributor-based ignition step). Removing an ignition module and installing a distinct one mode working with the distributor rather than the steering border inside the Motor lorry as with most newer vehicles. Advantage caution as you are working with a step that can constitute alpine voltage.
Instructions
Removal
1. Disconnect the colorless battery cable with a wrench.
Reinstall the distributor rotor with its screws, followed by the distributor cap.10. Reconnect the battery cable with the wrench.
Pry the rotor gently off the shaft with a miniature screwdriver provided bottom line.
4. Unplug the electrical connectors to the ignition module; receive notice of where Everyone wire is connected as the connectors cannot be interchanged.
5. Remove the two screws for the module and lift it up and elsewhere from the distributor and engine.
6. Sponge gone the grease from the distributor replica with a shop rag.
Installation
7. Practice new silicone grease to the face of the au courant ignition module and the distributor pattern where the module sits. The replacement module should include a pack of grease.
8. Install the ignition module onto the distributor with its screws and connect both of the electrical connectors.
9.2. Remove the retaining screws for the distributor cap with a Torx intellect wrench and detach the cap.3. Unscrew and remove the distributor rotor from the distributor shaft.
