2000 Daewoo Puerto Rico Lanos: check engine light

Filed Aug 22, 2006 · Engine · 47,000 miles · IL

Dt*: the contact stated while the engine was started, the check engine light illuminated without incident. The dealer and manufacturer were contacted and agreed the vehicle was included in the federal safety agency recall, # 04v357000, concerning the engine. However, area dealerships refused to repair the vehicle without charge.

Filed Aug 2, 2006 · Engine · 116,250 miles · CA

Dt*: the contact stated the check engine light illuminated while driving on the interstate at 60 MPH in clear dry weather. The vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop where all fluid levels were checked but could not identify the problem. The contact received a recall letter regarding the federal safety agency recall #04v357000; engine and engine cooling and scheduled for the repair. After inspection of the camshaft sensor, the service dealer determined there was nothing wrong with the camshaft sensor. When called later, the service dealer could not remember the lot number of the camshaft sensor on the vehicle. The manufacturer was not contacted.

Filed Jul 10, 2006 · Engine · TN

Dt: the contact stated that a daewoo recall #04v394000 was received three weeks ago and 9 messages have been left at the daewoo phone number listed on the recall letter but there have been no return calls. The recall letter detailed a consequence of the recall; wires may melt and fuse together resulting in a safety hazard. The check engine light also began illuminating intermittently immediately after the recall letter was recieved. The contact expressed concerns of inability to locate a dealer to perform the recall remedy repair.

Filed Jun 26, 2006 · Engine · 85,000 miles · CA

Dt*: the contact stated the engine light illuminated in the vehicle. A recall letter was received in 2004, # 04v357000, regarding engine and engine cooling. The dealer determined that the cam shaft sensor part number does not fall within the required numbers for the recall and would not perform the recall remedy. The vehicle was taken to have an inspection performed and was informed the vehicle would not pass inspection because the cam shaft position sensor input was too low. Updated 9/11/2006 -

Filed Jun 20, 2006 · Engine · 69,200 miles · CT

Dt*: the contact stated that the camshift position censor was not working properly. The check engine light was blinking on a daily basis for over one month. The manual stated the check engine light referred to the camshift censor position. A recall letter, #04v357000, was received for the camshift censor position. When the vehicle was taken to a dealer to service the recall, the dealer determined the recall did not apply because the camshaft position censor was not a part of the recall, even though the VIN# was listed as part of the recall. The dealer confirmed the problem could be fix for a fee.

Filed Jun 6, 2006 · Engine · OK

To who may concern: I am car technician working at a daewoo dealer. Daewoo has a recall about inspecting and replacing the camshaft sensor. Only a few sensors have to be replaced on this recall (we need to check the serial number on the sensors to see if it has to be recalled) but in almost all cars I inspect, the sensor is bad, set a code for the sensor and the check engine light is on, now I have to tell the customer they need a sensor and the cost has to be paid by the customer, I think it is really unfair for the customer to bring the car for a recall, and they have to pay. Recall number 04v357000.

Filed Nov 3, 2004 · Engine · 52,560 miles · NE

The consumer received a recall letter for the camshaft sensor, took the vehicle in for service and was told by the dealer that her vehicle was not included. The consumer spoke with the daewoo service center and they told her it was. The federal safety agency recall 04v357000. *nm vehicle engine light came on.