Hi the daewoo lanos 1999 M is al the rockers the same size. Thanks

SOURCE: fuel pump on Daewoo Lanos 1.3

Hi

If my memory serves me right the Lanos has an immersed pump, and therefor you need to be looking either under the rear seats or in the luggage compartment for a round metal or plastic cover which when removed will uncover the top of the pump and fuel sender unit.

It is probably held in place by a large plastic or metal ring which either has to be unscrewed or just turned slightly to disengage the securing lugs.

PLEASE DISCONNECT THE BATTERY NEGATIVE TERMINAL BEFORE MESSING WITH THE PUMP OR YOU MAY HAVE AN EARLY FIREWORKS DISPLAY!!!

Just as a matter of interest, I assume when you say FLUIDS you actually mean FLOODS, in which case, the problem isn't the pump.

If the car doesn't start, or struggles to do so, and there is a smell of fuel or the plugs are getting wet, then the problem is more likely to be a lack of spark than anything else.

There are other scenarios, such as a faulty coolant sensor (cold engine), a faulty O2 sensor (hot engine), a faulty throttle position sensor (hot or cold engine), and a few others I could mention.

If you require any further help, just click ASK ME under my strange white round faced picture (which my MRS reckons looks just like me!!) and I shall be more than happy to assist you further.

Regards

Geordie

SOURCE: !999 Daewoo Lanos

It verifies well the year, it is of one of 1999

I hope that it should serve you

SOURCE: need the paint code for

The numbers and code you require are on one of the two silver aluminium compliancy plates which are riveted inside the engine copartment.

SOURCE: Location of the Throttle Position Sensor on a 1999 Saewoo Lanos ?

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SOURCE: daewoo lanos 1999 4 door

try a lambda sensor