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Author Topic: i'm looking for a workshop manual 1998 daewoo espero 2.0 cdxi  (Read 1316 times)
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chad2
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« on: 20:38 4 08 2005 »

My battery warning light is comming on i think i have a wire disconected at the alternator I could rewire if i had a wiring diagram but a full manual would be handy
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« Reply #1 on: 20:59 4 08 2005 »

Try these www.haynes.co.uk  don't hold out too much hope though as Haynes only produce manuals when sufficient cars sold to justify printing. If the car is high mileage could be alternator worn out. Take it to a shop that does alternators/starter motors/batteries etc and ask them to check it for you. If you have got a voltage tester you can check alternator output yourself, connect tester to battery and start car, rev to 1,500 revs and voltage should be minimum 13.8 volts.
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« Reply #2 on: 18:38 24 01 2006 »

There is no UK sourced manual available for the Espero, I should know.......I owned one. An auto-electrician will quickly diagnose and repair your problem, although I dont recommend you have a go yourself unless you take all the necessary precautions.
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« Reply #3 on: 22:23 2 02 2006 »

have a look on e bay - I bought one on CD ROM

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« Reply #4 on: 19:48 9 02 2006 »

Thats a good point, I forgot about that. Its not an electronic version of a Haynes manual, but its a very handy guide anyway.
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« Reply #5 on: 17:56 13 02 2006 »

Try these www.haynes.co.uk  don't hold out too much hope though as Haynes only produce manuals when sufficient cars sold to justify printing. If the car is high mileage could be alternator worn out. Take it to a shop that does alternators/starter motors/batteries etc and ask them to check it for you. If you have got a voltage tester you can check alternator output yourself, connect tester to battery and start car, rev to 1,500 revs and voltage should be minimum 13.8 volts.  ask haynes i phoned and they sed the more who aske for a manual the better
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