Try turning everything off inside the car, (radio, fans, etc) and turn the ignition to run and not start. For a second or two you should be able to hear a humming of the fuel pump running. You may need an assistant to try and listen closer to the gas tank, as you may not be able to hear it from the drivers seat. Also, if your car is OBD 2 (1996+)then there should be an engine code stating a problem. However, if the problem is sporadic it may not trip a code, and the only way to find out may be to remove and test it.
5624 for mine, but don't know if that will work for yours...
it is located behind the passenger side dashboard.
i don't know about the daewoo but most vehicles have a switch "in case of an accident" that turns off the fuel pump. find out where your switch is and make sure it is set "or reset". that should make your pump come on to start the car. may want to check your fuses or not blown also to the pump.
Yes If you know that it is broke don't attempt to start it or you cause more harm if harm isn't already caused
Not that I know of.
Pull off the vacuum hose. If there is any gas present in the hose, it's faulty.
Used from E-bay or a similar site. daewoo is no more as far as I know. Good Luck. Daewoo is a GM company responsible for the Pontiac Lemans in the 80's and the current Chevy Aveo as well as a few Suzuki models. A repair manual might be found at Amazon.com or one of the publishers of auto repair manuals such as Chilton and Haynes.
I started by removing the camshaft cover, then I realized the many other parts have to be removed before being able to succesfuly replace the sensor.... I also would like to know the procedure. Thanks
dont know what you mean by preformance, but your looking at a top speed of 170km, for the manual daewoos and they have a 50L fuel tank
Most newer cars are governed by computer as to how fast they can go. There are some after market computer chips to increase the speed & performance of cars. however I do not know if any such product is available for Daewoo products. Check with your local performance shop & go from there. Good luck.
The reason in my case was a faulty lambda-sound.
MAP sensors should trigger a check engine light. If your car is starved for fuel. Try checking your fuel filter, fuel pump pressure regulator, fuel pump, fuel injectors.