How do you adjust the ignition timing on a 1.6 litre 1999 daewoo nabira?

Oxygen Sensor

1999 Daewoo Lanos 1.6L MFI DOHC 4cyl

The Oxygen Sensor is located: Under hood, driver side, lower engine area, above exhaust pipe flange, mounted in exhaust manifold,don't have a picture.Here's a link to what it look's like just remove the electrical connector,get a open end wrench and remove.. http://www.autozone.com/engine-management/oxygen-sensor/bosch-oxygen-sensor/daewoo/lanos/1999/4-cylinders-6-1-6l-mfi-dohc/4971_102074_1784_97999

Sorry we do not have any manuals for cross over part references here. Contact an auto salvage/bone yard they have the books and or software to look this up for you.

Through the trunk...Lift up the rear (vertical) trunk liner to gain access to the socket...twist and remove.

Tighten
Tighten the intake/exhaust camshaft caps bolts to 16
Nm (12 lb–ft).

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try the distributor maybe it needs reset with the timing

single cam
cam at 12 o clock
crank at 6 o clock
marks in rear timming cover

twin cam
cams marks face each other 3 & 9 o clock
crank at about 6 o clock mark in cover
all marks are visible on gears and covers

bad rings or a stuck valve or piston

if the car was fine before you replaced the timming belt then it sounds like its still 1 tooth out either 1 forward or 1 back.
hope that helps
cheers alvin

hi there my car was nubira 1997 saloon i love it vary much but i have a one problem,
when i try to start engine at any time did not work diractly it take several sec on more than one switch one then start vary smothly, even when i turn off my car and let it for more than 30 min this problem was return agine
Note: i change the fule pump and chech the ignation coil with all the prand wire and replace th Air Control and clean the TPS and Crank Sensor with no change
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