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They are under the cover on top of the engine it just has two bolts holding it.
Do you have a spoiler? Could be coming from the bolts holding it on.
first you must remove the timing belt,once removed ,should be 3 hex bolts holding pump
Because the bolts that were used were crap. If you replace all of the holding bolts you shoudnt have a problem.
I have a daewoo, spend alot of time under the hood (doing preventive maintenance) and from the looks of it the valve cover bolts do not have any spacers under them, im assuming you were refering to the valve cover when you said "head"
Bolts
torque converter bolts undone if not it is probably not coming out far enough to drop of of it so undo the torque bolts then try it
On the back of the engine block. 3 bolts to take it off, easy to do but hard to reach.
Back of the engine block. 3 bolts to release and ridiculously hard to reach.
Eye bolts are commonly used to attach cables to objects for lifting or holding in place
The head bolt torque specs on a daewoo lanos with the 1.6 liter engine arestep 1 18ft lbs step 2 turn all bolts 70 degrees step 3 turn all bolts additional 70 degrees and step 4 turn all bolts 30 degrees that is what came straight from the torque manual
Remove the two bolts holding the thermostat housing cap (which is connected to the hose coming from the top of the radiator), then just pull out the old thermostat and replace it with the new one.