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Posted on Jan 17, 2009

Heater in 2002 daewoo leganza not working

Added more coolant to right level non of the fuses say heater so i checked all and non are blown. please help

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My 2002 leganza heat wasn't working so I went to the old daewoo dealer and got a coolant hose diagram and found out that a couple of hoses were crossed. I put them where they are supossed to go and wala we have heat again.

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Try replacing the thermostat, they're cheap. or test it if you want to. Ask and I will tell you how to do it. the only other thing it could be is, there are doors that open and close in the duct work, some are electric, some are vacuum. it depends on the car. thats a little harder to fix and I don't know about that particular car.
hope this helps

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27th Nov 2007, 15:49 To the above comment: You can't have a 2003 Leganza, because Daewoo stopped selling cars in N. America after the 2002 model year.
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I DON'T IT'S THE THERMOSTAT, BECAUSE I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM, COME TO FIND OUT IT WAS MY BYPASS HOSE BEHIND THE ENGINE THAT WAS LICKING THE COOLANT. CHECK COOLANT RESEVOIR.
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