Daewoo Lanos 2002–2006 Illustrated Parts Catalog

This Daewoo Lanos illustrated parts catalog identifies vehicle assemblies, their individual components, and the applications assigned to each part. Its VIN key lists V/1997 and W/1998 model-year codes; this is not a 2002-2006 workshop repair manual. Application tables distinguish SOHC and DOHC powertrains, body configurations, and S, SE, and SX trim levels.

PDF Access, Languages, and Page Count

Text search and small print: The PDF has no searchable text or embedded bookmarks. Small part numbers and densely packed application codes require zooming.

The RAR download contains one printable 467-page PDF, including five introductory reference pages. Headings are in English, with additional French, German, and Spanish part names. The introductory pages carry printed numbers 2–7; the parts section starts with Engine at printed page 195 and ends with Sun Roof Mount at 667.

Engine, Chassis, and Body Parts Identification

This is a selection of catalog sections, rather than a complete table of contents. Other entries include vehicle tools and oil/paint listings.

• Engine assemblies: Short-engine, cylinder-head, camshaft, and timing-cover illustrations, together with lubrication and cooling components and their associated parts tables.

• Fuel and emissions: Injection equipment, fuel tanks and lines, intake and exhaust assemblies, vapor-control components, and emissions-related parts for different applications.

• Clutch and transaxles: Hydraulic clutch components, manual gears and differential parts, plus automatic-transaxle housings, internal powertrain components, and clutch assemblies.

• Chassis and brakes: Axle shafts, knuckles, hubs, suspension, steering gear and columns, brake hydraulics, ABS and non-ABS piping, and the hydraulic modulator.

• Electrical equipment: Lighting, instruments, wipers and washers, airbags, batteries, fuses, relays, audio equipment, and vehicle wiring-harness identification.

• Body and climate control: Structural panels, door locks and window mechanisms, glass, bumpers, trim, seats and belts, air distribution, A/C equipment, spoiler, and sunroof hardware.

The catalog suits parts specialists, restoration shops, and experienced owners who can interpret VIN, equipment-option, and production-date information when checking replacement-part applications.

Fitment Data Built Into Each Plate

Numbered illustration callouts connect components to a neighboring parts table. Alongside the part number and description, entries show quantity, left/right position, engine and transaxle application, body style, trim, equipment options, effective production dates, remarks, and part-identification codes.

The table symbols distinguish standard, optional, special-package, and inapplicable equipment. Selected listings also separate Brazil-specific applications and general, high-altitude, low-volatility, hot-area, and cold-area configurations.

These distinctions support repair planning and parts selection when similar-looking assemblies use different components. A harness or powertrain part should be matched through its application entry, rather than selected from the illustration alone. Colored body and interior components also need the corresponding catalog color code.

Assembly Views and Component Detail

Cylinder-head and timing-cover plates identify smaller hardware, seals, and related components within the larger assembly. Automatic-transaxle coverage extends to reverse-input, direct/coast, and forward-clutch groups.

Further examples include hydraulic-modulator components, vehicle harness layouts, front-door locking and window-lifter mechanisms, and A/C evaporator and compressor assemblies. The callouts show which listed components belong to each group.

Important Scope Limits

The VIN legend includes a C-code 1.4L SOHC engine, while the main application matrix and recurring parts keys use Y and 6. This PDF should not be selected as a full 1.4L parts catalog.

This is a parts-identification reference. It does not supply removal and installation instructions, diagnostic test sequences, tightening specifications, wear limits, adjustment procedures, or fluid-capacity tables.

Electrical illustrations identify parts and harness assemblies; they are not circuit schematics, connector-pin tests, or ignition fault-isolation charts. Repair work requires the appropriate service instructions and precautions for fuel, brake, airbag, electrical, and refrigerant systems.

Alternator Rating and Application Preview

The alternator plates distinguish 12 V, 85 A assemblies excluding option XHA from 12 V, 95 A assemblies with XHA. Their component listings extend to items such as pulleys, rotors, stators, and rectifiers. Replacement-part identification therefore depends on the application conditions as well as the electrical rating.