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Old May 23, 2007, 11:36 PM
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DAEWOO 1.5i big big problems
hello, i have a 1994 daewoo 1.5i and recently for quite some time now when i drive about half an hour it splutters n chokes and cut's out. IT IS multi-point fuel injected. do not not know why it is doing this PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!

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Old May 24, 2007, 09:05 AM   #2  
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Fuel Filter?
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Replace the fuel filter.
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ive replaced the fuel filter dude and now for some reason the fuel gage dosent work, i would also like to ask something else, my fan dosent work when i turn on the engine and wen it get's about half way on the temperature gage it dosent even turn on or anything.
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Fuel guages don't work for a couple of reasons, Fuse, sender, guage, wiring or no fuel.
Not sure this model, may have thermal switch on radiator for fan. Can be bypassed or tested for power in and out to fan.
The guage needs Power, and resistance to ground(sender)
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could you add us on msn, [email address]
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sorry to hear that you own a daewoo. send to bottom of a large body of water and buy another car. no offense.
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o it was no fuel btw thats why it was on reserve. it's overheating and the fan does not turn on at all.
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Put Power directly to fan, Ckeck all fuses.
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