IT IS INSIDE THE PCM NOW FOR 10YEARS +P0700 I JUST A PLACE MAKER FOR WEAK SCAN TOOLS. IT MEANS ONLY TRANNY ERROR!AND MEANS THE SCAN TOOL YOU USES IS TOO OLDOR CHEAP AND CAN NOT SEE THE REAL KIA TRANSMISSION ERRORS.FIND REAL SHOP WITH REAL TOOLS TO FIND THE REAL DTC ERRORS.BEST OF ALL IS A SCAN TOOL MADE AFTER 2008 YEAR AND IT STATES. CAN_BUS CERTIFIED.spectra not spectra5USAleft hand drive LHD, #23is OBD2 scan port #1 is ECM
MANUAL TRANSMISSIONBATTERY GOOD AND LOAD TESTED IN A SHOPBATTERY LUGS NOT RUSTY AND LOOSE OR BOTHBATTERY NOT 21 YEAR OLD OR IS ON 4TH ONE NOW?STARTER MOTOR SILENT, JUST CLICKS OR CHATTERS, NOT TOLDNEXT IS 12VDC FROM KEY SWITCH ST PIN TO FUSE ST-SIGNAND NOW 12VDC GOES TO THE STARTER RELAY, AND IT CLICKS AND ITS OUTPUT PIN GOES TO 11V TO 12.6VDC. PROVING ALL THIS IS GOOD SO FAR SO GOODNEXT IT LANDS ON THE STARTER SOLENOID TINY PINIF YES, THE STARTER GOES grrrrrrrgrrrrrr THIS HUGE LOUD SOUND OR ENGINE JUST STARTS FASTS.THE STARTER MOTOR KEYS IN POCKET CAN BE HOTWIRED TOOTINY PIN TO HUGE LUG ON STARTER SOLENOID END.SAFELY AND WILL NOT START JUST CRANKS . FAST.NO COMPUTERS TO CRANK ,START YES,CRANK no! CAVE MAN SIMPLE FOR OVER 50 YEARS, NOW. SAME.
. If the box has been performing as expected and this has just started ( manual box ) I would be checking the gear selector either on the side of the box -- in the selector levers or in the cable operation. As the movement for all three gears is in a forward direction and you may have a cable operation to select the gears check the cable for failure. It the selection is at the base of a steering column then check for failed bushes and if it is a top mounted lever directly into the gear box then check that the pin that pivots the gear lever is tight and not worn. I am reasonable confident that the problem is in the selection mechanism and not in the box proper.
Take it back, they didn't fix it, they sold it faulty. Tell them you are not satisfied with it and you want full credit towards a Toyota or a Honda. Kia are cheap and nasty and full of issues. They aren't made to last. You have a major electronics and computer issue.
The LKAS code
https://www.google.com/search?q=Kia+LKAS+C164286
An idle meter can fluctuate for a variety of reasons, including a vacuum leak or a clogged fuel injector. It may be best to have a mechanic inspect your vehicle to diagnose the problem.
6mm thread is 100inch lbs max. not foot ,inch8 ft/lbs same/the service manual covers this.read it ?the ks1 pageshows"Approx. 16 ~ 28N·m(160~250 kg·cm,11.8~18.4 lb·ft)"must be 8mm thread, to be that high./same book for turboG 2.0 T-GDI THETA II shows18.6 ~ 23.5 N.m (1.9 ~ 2.4 kgf.m, 13.7 ~ 17.4 lb-ft)
Greetings,
Please reach out to your local independent mechanic or car parts store in order to request the kia document that you're looking for. If they don't have it, they might be able to direct to a website where you can retrieve the document.
Thank you.
The KIA shop manual (both my hard copy and kiatech) show the locations of the bolts on the "Cylinder Head Cover" --aka valve cover-- and they provide the torque at 35-52 lb-in (4-6Nm), but they don't specify a tightening order.
Normally crisscross middle to outside edges, hand tight, half torque and full torque. Better to do the job right, do it once, replace the gasket.
no scan tool errors told DTC.wow. or just guessing"?
well if you shop at the Kia site. Oem parts seller
and tell time your VIN, (not told) then you see all transmission parts. and how many speed sensor are there , 1 to 3 possible. for most transmission.
or buy the shop manual on your unstated transmission
no VIN
2.4 or 2.7L engine,USA?
i think the tranny is Hyundai.
wow dealer sells no transmission parts.!
the schematic shows 2 pulse generators inside the box
gen A and Gen B,
If the immobilizer light is coming on and the engine is cranking but not starting, it's likely that the immobilizer system is not recognizing the key and is preventing the engine from starting. Here are a few things you can try:
Check the battery in the key fob: Make sure the battery in the key fob is not dead. A low battery can cause the immobilizer system to not recognize the key.
Try a different key: If all three keys are not working, it's possible that the immobilizer system itself is faulty. Try a different key to see if the problem persists.
Check the immobilizer system: If the problem persists with all keys, it's possible that there is a problem with the immobilizer system itself. This could be a faulty immobilizer module, antenna coil, or wiring. You may need to have the system diagnosed and repaired by a professional mechanic.
Check the fuel system: If the immobilizer system is not recognizing the key, the fuel system may not be primed correctly. Check the fuel pressure and ensure that the fuel pump is working properly.
It's important to have this issue diagnosed and repaired as soon as possible to avoid further damage to the engine or electrical system. If you're unsure about driving the vehicle, have it towed to a repair shop.
If the white light on the lower right side of the instrument panel that normally comes on when you turn the key to start the engine is not illuminating, there may be an issue with the starting system in your 1999 Kia Sportage. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the battery: Make sure the battery is fully charged and its connections are clean and tight. If the battery is low or has a weak connection, it may not provide enough power to start the engine.
Check the starter: If the battery is good, check the starter. Listen for a clicking sound when you turn the key to start the engine. If you hear a clicking sound, the starter may be faulty and need to be replaced.
Check the ignition switch: If the battery and starter are good, the issue may be with the ignition switch. The ignition switch sends a signal to the starter to start the engine. If the switch is faulty, it may not send the signal, and the engine won't start.
Check the fuel system: If the engine turns over but still won't start, check the fuel system. Make sure there is fuel in the tank and check the fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel injectors for any issues.
Check the spark plugs: If the fuel system is good, check the spark plugs. Remove one spark plug and check its condition. If the spark plug is worn or damaged, it may need to be replaced.
If you're unable to diagnose and fix the issue on your own, it may be best to take your Kia Sportage to a qualified mechanic or dealership for a proper diagnosis and repair.
same on all cars made (ICE )
IT MUST TOUCH THE FLYWHEEL RING GEAR AT THE BELL HOUSING.
4.7?
THERE IS NO SUCH ENGINE 4.7L, 2.7 YES AND 2..0 GAS AND ONE DIESEL. 2.0L CRDI
I WILL GUESS 2.7L for you. (the 7 guessed right)
G6BA/G6BAX/G6BAY (also called the 2.7 D
it is
Hyundai Delta engine!
in a KIA.
here it is a real photo of transaxle bell\ A/.t
IF YOU LOOK UNDER CARS YOU FIND IT, FOR SURE FWD
LOOK FIRST. OR USE A MIRROR, TO FIND IT.
THAT IS THE TC VIEW,
