REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Chevrolet Lanos (since 2004 of release), Daewoo Lanos (since 1997 of release)

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Chevrolet
	Lanos
		Device Car
		Operating Guidelines
		Faults in the way
		Maintenance
		Engine
		Transmission
		Chassis
		A steering
		The brake system
		Electrical
			Design Features
			Mounting blocks
			Accumulator battery
			Generator
			Starter
			The switch (lock) of ignition
			The engine management system
				Design Features
				Possible malfunctions of the engine management system, their causes and remedies
				Check the ignition coil
				Removing and installing ignition coils
				Removal and installation of engine-ECU
				Checking and replacing the engine management sensors
			Lighting, light and sound alarm
			Replacing windscreen wiper motor-reducer
			Removal and installation of a washer of glass of a wind window
			Removal and installation of the electric motor of the basic fan cooling radiator
			Removal and installation of the electric motor of the additional fan cooling radiator
			Heated tailgate window glass
			Removing and installing cigarette lighter holder
			Device combination
			Switches dashboard
			Replacing the control unit power windows
			Car audio system
			Replacement sensors and switches
		Body
		Wheels and tires
		Purchase of spare parts
		A trip to the STO
		Winter car operation
		Preparation for technical inspection
		Tips novice mechanic
		Applications
		Diagrams

Check the ignition coil

You will need a tester or ohmmeter.


1. Disconnect from the terminals "1" and "4" of the ignition coil high-voltage wires ...	2. ... and measure the resistance of the secondary winding by connecting an ohmmeter to conclusions. Resistance should be 5.0-6.0 ohms.

3. Repeat the test findings to "2" and "3".

4. If the resistance of at least one of the secondary windings differs from specified, replace the ignition coil (see. "Removing and installing ignition coils").

5. Connect the high-voltage wires in place.

NOTE

Before installation, lubricate the tip of high-voltage wires grease, such as petroleum jelly.