2006 Kia Sedona - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

You don't say 'why'? Just over $100, or for cheap, go to a auto salvage yard. Don't forget the lock cylinder and key are also part of the anti-theft system and engine immobilizer. https://www.google.com/search?q=2006+Kia+Sedona+van.+ignition+lock+cylinder ..

May be thermostat or clogged heater core. The third link uses garden hose to flush heater core. How To Unclog a Heater Core - EricTheCarGuy - YouTube HOW TO KNOW IF HEATER CORE IS CLOGGED UP, PLUGGED UP - YouTube A way to unplug heater core This Is How To Unclog Your Heater Core For Free In Minutes At Home - YouTube

There are a number of other causes more likely than the control valve. low coolant level or air lock. blocked heater core. stuck thermostat blend door actuators https://www.google.com/search?q=KIA+Sedona+2006+heater+valve+location ..

You can't. The engine immobilizer is there to stop exactly what you are trying to do. You go to the dealership or and auto-locksmith and they will make you keys and program them. or if you lost the keys in the snow, contact Ring Finders, a worldwide organization of metal detectorists who will find them for a small fee.

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Is it possible that it is not getting power? Check fuses and also you could use a voltmeter to see if there is power.

I would check the fuel pressure and replace the fuel filter if it hasn't been replaced for awhile. The last 2 fuel filters I changed, the gas coming out of it looked like black ink.

code p2189 and p2187 = air/fuel mixture too lean on both cylinder banks which in turn generates excessive emissions = failed inspection.
What can cause a lean mixture:
- Incorrect main charge signal
- Intake air system leaking
- Fuel pressure too low
- Volume supply of fuel pump too low
- Mechanical fault in injectors
- PCV valve leaks
- Leaks in exhaust system
- EVAP canister purge valve mechanically faulty (hangs open)
All these must be checked.

Had same issue... Was a bad relay in the security anti theft system. Bang on module when trying to start should identify if that's it. Replacing module did the trick for me. It's a mechanic job as it requires reprogramming remotes

Usually inside the transmission however first you should check all speed sensor connections and all external wiring to make sure that is not the problem before having the transmission removed for overhaul.

Dot 3 power steering fluid

you have a short in that circuit chck your harness for wiring that might be exposed to ground or pinched

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The gauges not working is a clue. Could be you have blown a fusible link in the wire that supplies current to the dash and ignition switch.

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Look on the inside of the cover for the fuse block. There should be a printed diagram of the fuse location and function.

The lid is hanging up on the filter. See if you can reach your hand in and push the filter down. It may be easier if you remove the duct from the lid.

Will it blow warm when you are sitting still? or just when the vehicle is moving? Sounds to me like the HVAC is in a type of limp mode, basically cars will default to defrost if anything is wrong so you can always defog your windshield. It could be an issue with a flap being stuck or a burnt out motor, do the fan speeds work properly?

Try hitting your starter with a hammer,Lightly! and crank. assuming your lights are still bright, showing you have battery voltage.

a 2006 kia sedona is not self-programmable, you will have to go to a professional locksmith or dealer to get a key fob programmed sorry :(

Chances are you are low on refrigerant, my suggestion is take it to a shop for proper diagnostic but you could buy an off the shelf refrigerant (many brands available depending where you are, walmart will have something, will be a little white can with a hose and instructions.) and top it off your self to get the coldness back. If that doesnt fix it and you do go to a shop make sure to tell them what kind of product you used/ keep the can and show them.