20 Most Recent 2000 Daewoo Nubira - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Make sure that you don't have to much antifreeze in coolant system. A 50/50 mix is to much and doesn't keep the system from freezing or from overheating. You need something like a 30/70 mixture, then make sure that your coolant system doesn't have any air bubbles in it. You do this by starting the car with the radiator cap OFF, let it run until it reaches operating temperature. You should see a few bubbles, it might even belch up some coolant. After it has stopped making bubbles and you can see the coolant flowing in the radiator top it off with warm water. Even if you just fill a couple jugs and put them in the sun before you start. If the water is to cold it can damage your coolant system. Hope this helps let me know.

this is from the Dayco.com site

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There is a fuse that coukd be replaced, or you may have to chnage the motor for the wipers.

In four stages, first with a calibrated torque wrench, then an angular torque gauge.

1st stage 25 nm (18 ft/lb) 2nd stage 60 deg
3rd stage 60 deg
4th stage 60 deg
5th stage 10 deg
order:
10. 6. 2. 3. 7. 9. 5 .1 .4 .8

New bolts ahould be used when head, and/or gasket is replaced.

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No it doesn't need to be removed.

Hi, your timing belt has slipped or broken. Would you like instructions for changing the belt? If yes, please verify the engine size.

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crank sensor