2000 Daewoo Puerto Rico Leganza Engine cooling Problems

“I was told by daewoo to have a sensor replaced in my daewoo Leganza. They told me that they would pay for the cost of the recall. I submitted the receipts around three months ago and have not received any recompense. I tried to phone daewoo directly, but their phone is disconnected. The date quoted below is an approximate date that I received the recall notice.”

“Dt: the contact stated the check engine light illuminated and the vehicle began to smoke. A NHTSA recall, 04v357000 concerning the engine and engine cooling was received. The local dealership was alerted however since the vehicle was not purchased from there they will not service the vehicle.”

“Dt: recall 04v394000 concerning cam shaft position sensor from the dealer after she got the problem fixed. The consumer contacted the manufacturer for reimbursement, they told the consumer they would not reeimburse her. The consumer was never notified of a recall.”

“The check engine light was on. After receiving a recall letter for the camshaft, the consumer took the vehicle to the dealer, they stated the serial number did not match the recall. Another mechanic checked the vehicle and stated it does. Nhtsa recall 04v357000.”

“- the contact owns a 2000 daewoo Leganza. She stated that therewas a safety recall and it applied to this vehicle. However they will only replace the harness free of charge , one could see that the wires were beginning to melt, but not the camshaft that it was attached to, which no longer had the bolts or the clip, which held the camshaft in place. She purchased the vehicle with an odometer reading of 80,000 miles , and shortly thereafter she began smelling a burning smell and fumes, and then the engine light turned on. …”