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firing order is 1432, starting at the bottom coil pack which is number 1, also the number 1 piston is next to the coil pack,working right to left 1234.
13mm bolt sticking out next to drive shaft usuallyleft side of vehicle but some earlier trans had fill hole other side next to drive shaft. add SAE 80w manual transaxle fluid.
Look over all vertical surfaces of the tranny - you're looking for a round plug with a square "hole" in it. You should find 2, with 1 of them a few inches higher than the other. A 3/8"drive ratchet will fit into the square hole - the lower plug being the drain and the higher plug being the fill. After draining, refill through upper plug hole until oil starts coming out of it, then re - install plug quickly.
Just to confirm that the oil Fill plug to a Daewoo lano manual tansaxle is on the right hand side of the transaxle where the drive-shaft exits the gearbox housing.
Yes it can be done.
I removed the battery and tray and gearbox mount only then was able to wriggle the motor out (after removing sarter,alternator,power steering and air con compressor). Also removing the plastic cover near the front pulley helped.
Need small hands!
Good luck!
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