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I have a 1.5 Lanos, I get 600KM per 35L, which is about 6 Liter per 100Km.
I noticed that this is faily good, but I drive the car only on the highway 80Km per trip and faily slow acceleration, crusing to the red light etc.....

With the price of gas now, its the only way to go

For the past 6 months the car would surge and chuggles to the point that the car would not be able to hold speed. I had to either accelerate or decelerate. I thought the problems were fuel pump / fuel injectors / coil /wires etc.... And while testing those parts all of them are actually way off the ...

Hi, you have to be little more specific. Under which conditions does the car start to splutter:

1) Cruising, constant throttle
2) Acceleration
3) Deceleration
4) Idle

or all the time

Regards,

richardmatalon PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 7:34 am Post subject: all intank fuel pumps have that strainer, don't try removing it or u will damage the pump, that is just there to protect the pump, if you remove thatm, u will have to buy a new pump. just buy a walbro off ebay, the preice is right an...

mmamdouh: just sent you the file which is 30MB so I might post it in the file section as well in case you don't get it or other's might want to have a look.

Thanks for all your sugestions so far. mmamdouh: the fuel pressure in the Daewoo Lanos according to the Daewoo Service Manual supposed to be 41-47PSI. So my pressure would be much lower but it might not cause any problems. If anyone wants the manual let me know, its in pdf format and its exactly the...

Hi All, I have a 99 Daewoo Lanos 1.5 and for some time the car is just not running right. ( hesitation, rough idle, loss of power on acceleration etc....) After some diagnosis it came to the consultion that its the fuel pump at fault. I checked the pressure it was 30 PSI, closing of the return line ...