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You can download the lanos and leganza service manuals off daewootech.net

http://www.daewootech.net/articles.htm

Service Manuel #3 Leganza Service Manual

Huge pdf document, hope that helps

I do have good speakers in teh front, replaced the paper 4's with these pioneer 4's http://users.tpg.com.au/mywayps/pioneertsg1047.jpg they have awesome treble but stuff all base, wouldnt mind getting another pair of 6's for the rear and 2 subbies in the boot. But im open to idea's :) Thx fellas, lo...

Hi all Came across this pic on daewootech.net http://www.daewootech.net/assets/mini-w00sidepod.jpg That is an awesome spot, does anyone here have their 6's or 6x9's installed like this? Would the output be any good in this spot? Trying to decide weither to put them in a custom made MDF parcle shelf ...

it's actually Holden that owns the majority of GMDAT.... which makes sense because the engine is made in Australia in the Holden engine plant at Port Melbourne, Victoria. Here is the statistics for this plant.... 2004 Engine volumes: Family II four cylinder: 143,897 ECOTEC V6: 57,341 Global V6: 55,...

Hi all Just curious, i see many lanos's and wonder what options are different between them, I only know of 3, not sure if theres more I know the Lanos SE is a 1.5 ltr SOHC with no options the SX is a 1.6ltr DOHC with a few options what the heck is the sport? Anyone able to go into more detail on wha...

I took the interior out of my car not long ago and steam cleaned it, didnt go as far as the roof panel but took the front seats, rear seats and arm rests out, hosed the vinyl door covers and cleaned the seats over 7 times, the water in the machine was black.. well worth it, but after i cleaned it, i...

Yes the stock exhaust is pathetic performance wise, was in adelaide the other day and must of spotted at least 10,000 Lanos's, 40% of which had modded exhausts lol, but one in particular really blew me away, this thing must of been fully worked inside and out, new body kit, race seats, grill and pro...

Check http://www.daewootech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2542

Although the aluminium sheeting transfers heat, it does block around 70% of the heat from the engine bay, i also used a piece of cloth to slow the transfer rate down, works a charm and the pod filter is much cooler with the shield up.

I was having this problem today when driving to the city, engine would idle at 1500rpm, found it to be the accelerator cable, theres this little plastic thing on it that was pushed all the way over the pully, thus wouldnt let it retract far enough, pulled it back and it was just fine

Give it a try

mocpac_ser wrote:Why this lanos have a nissan emblem???

LMFAO HAHAHAHHA

now thats pathetic, lol, for a few cents more he could of got a pulsar hahahhahahaha

Just as bad as this hyundai excell i saw with a ferrari badge

Yep took the plastic cover off and sure enough, the valve cover is metal, not the best looking but its a nice strong cap

engine parts cleanup always makes performance difference. you see: as time passes, dirt and shit accumilate bit by bit on your intake, spark plugs, TB, etc... and you don't feel the power beeing robbed because it is very little bits stolen from you over long period of time. when you do clean up any...

50% of engine wear occurs during engine starting, i usually wait untill my engine is warm before i get it above 3k rpm

Lol Mari

Thats what i thought when i found this forum, couldnt believe it existed

Lanos's are a great little car, its good to see theres a fan base out there

As for coolant, its prob best to just buy the premixed stuff, less hassle in mixing 50/50

That's not the real valve cover. It's just a plastic cover that protects the spark plugs and wires. The real valve cover is under that and should be metal.

Ah I see, chances are its metal, i'll take it off and check it out some time.

thx