My Lanos ... at the dealer for more than a week

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

The air bag light in my Lanos came on, luckily while it is still under warranty.
I dropped the car off earlier this week, and they said the air bag module needs to be replaced, which they said will take about a week to arrive.

While it was there, they replaced the cam timing sensor which is under the recall.

Before I took the car, I took out the satellite radio and the subwoofer.
I didn't want those to disappear while the car is sitting on their lot.

So, now I am down to 1 Daewoo to drive! LOL

As soon as I get the Lanos back, I am taking the Leganza in so they can fix the brake lights which don't work.

I checked the fuses and the switch, which are good, so there is something else that is the problem.
Temporarily, I have a hand operated switch inside the car that is on a wire that goes from the battery (which is fused) and then back to the brake lights in the trunk.
All the brake lights work when I use the hand switch, so I can still drive legally and it looks like all my lights are working!
Too bad the Leganza isn't under warranty any more.

Cliff

[woo]

for the leganza it may have worn a wire in your indicators, as the brake light wire runs up through the indicator wand, and the constant indicating shears through it. Happened at about 75,000km to me

[PrecisionBoost]

Why don't you just wire it yourself??

The brake switch is easy enough to get at and you've allready hooked into the rear lights... instead of a hand operated switch just pop your head under there and attach it to the brake switch.

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

Because half of January, all of Feb and part of March, I've not been able to do anything like getting under the dash to the brake light switch since I hurt my back. Now that everything is healing, I may try to work on it some time soon.