LANOS

My 2001 Daewoo Lanos has the following problem: when it gets hot, I turn it off and then it won't start again. I have to wait 10 to 15 minutes for it to start again. The electric fan works, and the temperature gauge is fine. I don't know what it could be. Please, if anyone knows, give me an answer.

Hi, I also have a 2001 Daewoo Lanos. The problem you describe is strange. When you say it stops, what do you mean? Do you turn it off or does it stall? Because if it stalls, it's probably the fuel pump. Generally, some brands of pumps fail that way; they stop working when they get hot, then start again when they cool down. Check it and let me know. Also, check the ground cable that goes from the battery to the engine block.

Hi
, what do you mean by "it won't start"?
Do you mean it's running but the car won't move?
If that's your problem and your car is automatic, it's most likely that your transmission is overheating. You need to install a larger oil cooler and change your transmission fluid because the current fluid is probably very worn out.
If your problem is that it won't start, it could be what Marco 21 said.

Hey friend, I have a few suggestions for your problem:

1. It could be the fuel pump. Because it's running with a low fuel level, it overheats and stops working. This is a common problem with pumps submerged in the tank since they use the fuel as coolant.

2. It could be the temperature sensor.

What happens is that if it's faulty, it can tell the ECM (engine control unit) that the coolant is at a high temperature (what we understand as the engine temperature), and that's why the control unit doesn't start the vehicle.

3. It could also be the ignition coil. Due to overheating, the coating on the primary or secondary windings wears down and goes into a faulty state. When it's hot, it doesn't respond, and when you try to start it, it only does so

partially. Does this only happen when you stop the engine, or when it reaches a high temperature and stalls while driving?


Well, I hope these tips help you, and good luck with it.

Check the spark plugs; if they're slightly reddish, it's a thermostat problem.