The same as you would in any other car. Drain the old coolant out, replace the thermostat, flush the system, install a 50/50 mix of the coolant recommended in your owner's manual. There is a drain plug on the drivers side under the car, its right under the trans cooler lines, 2 lines to be exact, you can just unscrew it by hand because there is like a handle to it!!!
Which model and engine ? I can tell you about 1.5 16V
I have 1999 lanos and it is a distributor-less model.
Daewoo Lanos was first manufactured in 1997. At this time, they were only manufacturing sedans and the car model was a lot different than most of the more recent Daewoo Lanos cars a person would see on the market today.
The jack points on my daewoo lanos look like little cut out notches on the underside of the body. I have a 2001 Y reg model. Hope that helps. There is a good illustration of it in the handbook if you still have it.
Yes, the Daewoo Lanos is designed to run on unleaded petrol. Most models of the Lanos typically recommend using regular unleaded fuel to ensure optimal performance and fuel efficiency. Always refer to the owner's manual for specific fuel requirements for your particular model year.
The lanos sport is the only one with a body kit and red/black interior, power windows. oh. and the 1.6Ltr DOHC enigine under the hood. standard lanos only has a 1.5Ltr SOHC
For a model with manual transmission 1.8 liters, and an automatic transmission model requires 11.5 liters.
1.5 single cam is free running 1.6 twin cam is not
Yes, the 1998 Daewoo Lanos typically comes equipped with power steering, which enhances maneuverability and driving comfort. However, it's important to verify the specific model and trim, as features can vary. If you’re unsure, checking the owner's manual or consulting a dealership can provide clarification.
how do you replace the thermostat on Audi A-6 year 1998 model quadro. 2.8 cilinders
The recommended engine oil for a Daewoo Lanos is typically 10W-30 or 10W-40, depending on the climate and operating conditions. It's essential to refer to the owner's manual for specific recommendations based on your model year and engine type. Using the correct viscosity helps ensure optimal engine performance and longevity.
it sounds like your timing is out and needs re-adjusting. when the timing is out on this model it also affects the battery operation . simply put the battery isn't getting charged properley. don't replace the battery, just reset your timing and it should'NT stall any more!