2016 kia sportage ,then the temp is in the teens, battery drains car will not start battery .

The symptoms of a bad blend door actuator include a lack of heat or air conditioning, or failure of air to blow through some or all of the vents. The actuator motors may also make a noise if they've failed, but this isn't always the case.

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Be sure battery markings are down and any protective sticker is removed.

It's a Kia, pish

2016 only 2000 kms
under warranty .cant take it just anywhere

book it into the local kia service division

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The #1 most common cause is lights being left on or lights coming on at night when the temperature drops. Lighted visors are a common problem.

Given your car's symptoms the alternator is probably bad. If you're able to drive the car, or remove the alternator, many auto parts stores (e.g.; O'Reilly's) will test the alternator for free (and possibly replace it).

check the spark plug gap ---- 25th

There is a check valve under the vehicle on passengers side of vehicle,near the axle,this is most likely the problem,it is allowing the fuel to drain back in the tank.This part is only available online,or at the Kia dealer.I hope this was helpful,and if so,please rate,thank you.

Have an alternator test performed to verify that the alternator is working adequately. If it's not charging the battery enough a drain will result.

If that's not the case, then a parasitic draw test will have to be performed to find out where the drain is coming from. Chances are something like the glove box light is remaining on, or you have a minor short causing the battery to drain. You can look up how to do this but it's a better idea to see the dealership as they have the Kia specific training to do this and will know the common problems to look for.

Good luck!