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Daewoo NUBIRA Parts Catalog – 475 Pages of Factory Spec Parts Data

If you’re ordering parts for a NUBIRA and guessing based on aftermarket screenshots, you’re wasting money and time. I’ve seen guys install the wrong radiator because they trusted a third-party drawing. This Daewoo NUBIRA Parts Catalog is the OEM document – 475 pages of factory-coded part numbers, option breakouts, and VIN-decoding tables. You don’t get another technician’s interpretation. You get the exact exploded views and code lists Daewoo used on the assembly line.

Model & Option Codes: 4NB, 5HB, 5WGN

Page 2 of this catalog lays out every body type and how it maps to option codes. 4 Door Notchback? That’s 4NB. 5 Door Hatchback is 5HB. Station Wagon is 5WGN. Each body type has its own transaxle code (M for manual, A for automatic) and trim level – I (1.5L DOHC), II (1.6L DOHC), III (2.0L DOHC). You need a left-side mirror for a 5HB with automatic? Check the option columns. The table shows which options apply to which trim – no guesswork.

Color Code Table – Exterior and Interior Matches

Ever ordered a painted part and got the wrong shade? Page 3 lists all exterior colors by Daewoo code: 11U Galaxy White, 24U Regatta Blue, 73U Super Red, etc. Interior color is always Grey for these models. When you call a dealer, quote the code from this table. That’s how you get the right plastic trim, bumper cover, or mirror cap without returning it twice.

VIN Decoder: How It Maps to Your NUBIRA

Page 4 shows the full construction of the VIN. KL A J F 69 Z E V K 123456 – the sixth character tells you drive system and transmission type. F is front-wheel drive with manual T/A. A is front-wheel drive with automatic. The eighth character? That’s the engine: 6 for 1.6L DOHC, 2 for 2.0L DOHC. The catalog uses this to filter parts. If you have a 1998 Nubira with VIN ending in … you can instantly cross-reference the right part group. This isn’t a generic guide – it’s the factory lookup tool.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog

First, aftermarket parts books often combine multiple years and get supersession wrong. Daewoo’s own catalog separates the option codes cleanly – see page 2 option list (ML4 4-speed automatic, PG4 alloy wheel, UL9 ABS, C80 AC). Second, the “Construction of Vehicle Identification Number” table (page 4) eliminates VIN-decoding errors. Third, the color code section (page 3) ensures you order the correct paint code for touch-up. You’re paying for a complete OEM reference, not a reprint of someone else’s notes.

Related Manuals You Might Need

If you’re also working on other Daewoo equipment, check out the Daewoo LIFT TRUCKS G20S-2 G25S-2 G30S-2 Parts Book for forklift spares. For heavy equipment, the Daewoo S340LC-V Excavator Parts Catalog or the Daewoo S035 Mini Excavator Parts Catalog will give you the same OEM-level parts breakdown.

Understanding how the Internal Combustion Engine works helps when you’re ordering engine components, but the parts catalog gives you the exact gasket set, piston rings, and timing chain part numbers. Modern wiring also relies on the CAN Bus Network – this catalog includes connector views and harness part numbers, not just mechanical bits.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover all NUBIRA body styles?

Yes – 4 Door Notchback, 5 Door Hatchback, and 5 Door Station Wagon.

How do I use the option codes to find the right part?

Look up your VIN’s trim level (I, II, III) on page 2. Then find the option code column that matches your trim. For example, if you have a Level II (1.6 DOHC SX) with power sunroof (CF6), find the row for CF6 and see if it’s marked O (option) under column II. That tells you the part belongs to your car. Cross-reference that option code in the exploded drawings later in the catalog – each drawing lists the option applicability so you don’t order a sunroof part for a car that came with a solid roof.

Stop wasting shop time on wrong-part returns. Access the Factory Manual now and keep this 475-page parts catalog within arm’s reach of your workbench. Every bolt, clip, and harness is mapped to Daewoo’s original code system.