Deawoo not getting power to plugs - Lanos Daewoo Cars & Trucks

It is bolted to the intake manifold near the throttle valve.

Remove the passenger side front rocker trim panel. Remove the lower B--pillar trim panel. Reposition the carpet. There is the fuel cutoff inertia switch with reset button.

the Deawoo car in snake clothing..
did you open the glove box and read the operators guide on that?
power steering errors.
check all fuses. with a meter.
read the opr guide.

https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1028-2005-forenza-owners-manual.aspx


or read the FSM there too. for $4
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read the manual, if its makes no sense to you then get a mechanic in the loop. (ASE certified)

does the engine turn over but not fire? it may not be fuel to check remove one of the spark plugs and while you turn engine over get someone to look out for signs of fuel emmitting from open cylinder if there is a smell/puff of fuel check that you've got a sperk at plugs as a starting point if not get the OBD read

check the main fuse box if there is power

Check fuses first. Also there might be an in-line fuse on the power wire going into the back of your radio.

well then it is time to do a ring job, valve job, or both to keep the oil out of the combustion chamber.
might make more sense to just exchange your engine for a rebuilt one. there is no magic fix for this.

check engine timing (timing belt ok too?)

its a crank sensor no signal p0337.good luck,i hope this help pls dont forget to rate me thanks

This could be 1 or both. bad battery or loose battery terminals.