2000 Pontiac Firefly / Metro Service Manual (P/N C4077-90960)

• Covers 2000–2001 Pontiac Firefly and Chevy Metro models (2-door and 4-door VIN M body configurations)
• Original OEM publication by General Motors Corporation (Part Number: PN C4077-90960, copyright 2010)
• Includes 12 exploded-view diagrams, 8 electrical connector pinout tables, and 3 comprehensive fastener torque specification tables
• Instant digital download via your order confirmation email
• Fully searchable PDF with OCR—find specific torque specs or component details instantly
• Formatted for easy standard letter and A4 shop printing
• Delivers the exact technical benchmarks and assembly data required to maintain the ABS and electrical systems on these GM platforms

Component Coverage & Electrical Systems

This factory service manual outlines the repair and replacement procedures for critical components on the 2000–2001 Pontiac Firefly and Chevrolet Metro. The content highlights the Antilock Brake System (ABS), detailing the removal and installation of the hydraulic modulator, motor pack, solenoids, wheel speed sensors, and harness jumpers. To streamline system diagnosis, the manual provides detailed electrical diagrams and connector end views for the EBCM and lamp driver relays. It also includes comprehensive body and front-end reference data covering the replacement of the hood, hinges, latches, front fenders, air deflectors, and the battery tray.

Technical Specifications & Reference Data

Inside, you will find precise fastener torque specifications in both metric (N·m) and standard (lb-ft/lb-in) units for every covered component. The guide details specific charging system requirements, such as brush length limits (2 mm) and capacitor capacity (0.5 microfarad). It also specifies torque ratings for body hardware, including hood hinge bolts (27 N·m), front fender bolts (20 N·m), and battery hold-down braces (15 N·m). Reference is made to the factory workshop documentation for additional mechanical breakdowns.

Please note: This page outlines the contents of the manual and does not provide standalone diagnostic instructions. Always observe proper shop safety protocols and verify exact torque specs before servicing critical vehicle systems.