Cylinder Head Gasket for 1998-2001 Chevrolet Metro & More - APEX AHG700

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MPN: AHG700
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APEX Automobile Parts Inc Engine Cylinder Head Gasket P/N:AHG700
APEX Automobile Parts Inc Engine Cylinder Head Gasket P/N:AHG700
$21.99

Designed to seal the joint between the cylinder head and engine block, the APEX Automobile Parts Inc cylinder head gasket, part number AHG700, helps keep combustion pressure in the cylinders and coolant and oil in their own passages. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1998-2001 Chevrolet Metro, 1989-2001 Suzuki Swift and 1995-1997 Geo Metro with the L4-1.3L engine. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

  • Part type: head gasket for the L4-1.3L engine on the listed applications.
  • Quantity per application: the listed applications use one head gasket.
  • Direct-fit application: cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.

A head gasket works under constant heat and combustion pressure, and over time it can begin to leak. Signs one may need replacing include coolant loss with no visible leak, overheating, white exhaust smoke, milky oil, or low compression in one or more cylinders. Other faults can cause these symptoms too, so diagnose the engine before replacing parts. If a failed head gasket is the cause, AHG700 replaces it.

Shopping for a Suzuki Swift cylinder head gasket for the 1989-2001 Suzuki Swift 1.3L? AHG700 is listed for the 1989-2001 Suzuki Swift with the L4-1.3L engine. For installation, follow the vehicle service information for sealing-surface preparation, the head bolt torque sequence, and whether the original head bolts may be reused.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is AHG700 the right Geo Metro cylinder head gasket for a 1995-1997 Geo Metro 1.3L?

It is listed for the 1995-1997 Geo Metro with the L4-1.3L engine. Check your year and engine in the Buyer's Guide tab.

What does an engine cylinder head gasket do?

It seals the joint between the cylinder head and engine block. It holds combustion pressure in the cylinders and keeps the coolant and oil passages separate.

What are signs a head gasket may need replacing?

Common signs include unexplained coolant loss, overheating, white exhaust smoke, milky oil, or low compression. Other faults can cause these too, so diagnose the engine before replacing parts.

How many head gaskets does my engine need?

The listed applications use one head gasket per engine.

What should I know before installing it?

Follow the vehicle service information for cleaning and checking the sealing surfaces, the head bolt torque sequence, and whether the original head bolts may be reused.