20 Most Recent 1999 Daewoo Lanos - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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try replacing the relay

Hello Cobus You have an Intermittent connection or short somewhere in the wiring. There is lots of wiring harness running around the car. That can be mighty hard to locate... even for a qualified auto electrician. It's just so time consuming. You have to narrow down the cause of what is mechanically setting it off. Then you may be close. Depending on where it's most sensitive to movement Then you might start to remove panels etc. It would obviously be cheeper if you do all the ground work. Have you had any accidents or panels removed or parts replaced or corrosion points? Only you know your car's history Using the information you have provided so far would help in the diagnosis. For example The engine cuts... so it loses power to the Ignition or spark generation circuit. (I don't know your car model specifics) You can attach a wire to the battery with a fuse or circuit breaker in series (for safety) and use it to supply missing power when the problem presents itself. A simple 12v test lite with a sharp needle tip can also be used to trace for 12v when power goes missing. There are specialised probes worth $200-300 dollars that will help but there are cheaper tools also. Most Importantly....It's the Long Leads which connect to the Battery that make these tools work so well Good Luck Auto Install How To Use Piercing Probe To Check Automotive Wires With... Automotive Multi Function Circuit Tester with LCD Contact Electrical... Jimy Multi Function Auto Circuit Tester With LCD Display Amazon com Power Probe III Black Automotive THE BEST Amazon com Power Probe PPH1 The Hook Ultimate Circuit Tester with Smart...

There is no such thing as a new engine for a used car. Are you referring to a rebuilt or re-manufactured engine? If so you can find one online or talk to you're local repair shops.

Add or to change?

Normaly back of engine.

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

Yes I'm sorry to say, But I've had to reprogram in the past. With same issue.

Check to see if you have enough oil in the engine, With the dip stick-before running engine while the motor is cold check oil level and add as needed.

Do you have rear window tinting?( the plastic sheet type ) If so,check that the edges over the demister tapes have not curled up pulling the tapes off the window and diconnecting them. If they need repair, a small bottle of tape repair solution should be available from a spare parts retailer.
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Have you taken the dash apart and checked the cable on the switch? Or tested the switch if it's electronic?

Daewoo engine are interference engines so there is every possibility of valve damage