20 Most Recent 2007 Kia Sorento 4x4 - Page 3 Questions & Answers

could be a damaged steering idler they cab do that. or a damaged track rod ball joint. failing them it could be the rack its self. if you have been moving the steering with out the engine running it can damage the steering rack.

OK, how about so more info, background?What has been tried or tested?

Sounds like your starter has gone out. If all the lights turn on and the radio works then it is most likely your starter. Also check that the battery ground (Black lead) is connected properly, is free of corrosion and is not loose. If all the afore mentioned are good, then its definately the starter. Either it is bad or the starter motor is loose and is not properly grounded. Hope this helps you out? Good luck!

Could be head gasket, check oil and water for contamination ,

You only have two possiblitiesThe lip on both sides of the rotor thatthe pads are hung on & rust from neverremoving all rust from hub & using anti-seizeYou have to take apart brakes once a year to get rid of rust, even if no other attention is neededIf the pads are out-- hit the rotor with 2x4 to break the rust

Remove wheels. Remove calpers and extract worn pads. Open bleed screw on calper and using suitable tool ( G clamp ect) push the piston all the way back in. Close of bleeder screw. Check that the disc (rotor) is in good condition and fit pads in reverse to the way you removed them taking care that all antireattlle devices are correctly fitted., REfitting is reverse to dissasembly. Rear pads are more difficult to do because of the hand brake mechanism