No, you can not deactivate
If it's a W reg (2000 plate) 0.8 then pull the glove box right out. This does take a bit of force but it goes back in. There is a thick yellow wire that you can't miss with a connector in the middle. Disconnect that and job done. There will be a light, bottom left, on the dash that tells you it's off.
I should imagine this works on most models.
Number 5 in the picture
it is blocked and needs to be flushed out
Mass Air Flow MAF sensor could be your, problem check that!
1st option is that the air conditioner has ceased and is dead. There is no 2nd option.
Facing the engine, on the left hand side of the air distribution box.
it has to say on the tire it should say something like MAX tire pressure 32(PSI) on most passenger cars thats the tire pressure but just to be sure check your tire
If you take out the wrong fuse on the matiz it activates the air-bag warning light and you need to take it to a dealer to get it reset.
because the ecu compansates the engine speed for the load..as it does for electrical drag etc .Gone are the days of engines stalling under load!
I have a daewoo matiz that has low power when the engine light comes on I have changed the spark plugs/leads/distributer cap/distributer/and coil checked the timing changed the fuel filter air filter and it still looses power when the engine light comes on. You have spent a lot of money and you still have the problem. Do you not think it might be time to take it to an expert and have it repaired correctly. You would've been money ahead right at this moment.
You don't. Put the infant in the back seat where it is safest. There are also legal ramifications for airbag tampering.
It is a small hose behind the motor, under the car. sometime is stoped with dirt and the water coming inside de car at the passenger side.
Some vehicles have a switch to disable the passenger air-bag. Others have a system that can detect a suitable (transponder equipped) child-seat in the passenger seat, and deactivate the air-bag while the seat is fitted. Unless the vehicle has such a switch, or is equipped with such a system, it is not normally possible to disable the passenger air bag without also disabling all the air bags and seat-belt pre-tensioners. For this reason it is recommended that child seats be fitted in the rear, or that those with medical reasons that make an air bag "undesirable" are seated in the rear.