2006 kia sportage ex..engine was running..now want spin over

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I would check two things, fuel pump and timing belt. You should here a WHIIIRRRRR noise while in the car when you put the ignition to on position. The timing belt is a little more difficult. It's under the plastic cover on front of your engine. Some engines have viewing plugs that make it easier to see and possibly stick your finger in to feel for the belt. The rest is up to you. Good Luck Friend.

Here's a video on changing your rear spark plugs. 2007 Kia Sportage EX rear spark plug replacement

I have two 2006 Kia Sportages and they both do the same. I'm not sure but I think the cooling fan is programmed to start if using a remote starter.

No compression and no start with a cam sensor code makes me think that you have a broken timing belt. If true, there has been some engine damage. The pistons will hit the valves and cause bent valves/ holes in pistons.

some where in there I imagine you have a question. come back with a comment as to what it is.

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Possibility its the speedometer if it speeds up and slows down . If cable driven make sure cable ois fully seated and locked in place. good luck

If your refering to the light on top of the dash that says "psgr air bag not connected" here;s the deal.

The module is activated when someone sits in the seat. Turn the key on and the notification will light. Go around to the psgr side of the car and sit in the seat and the light should go out.

Your Tire Pressure Management System is extremely sensitive. Some makes are known to trip with just 5-8 psi. difference. Have the pressure checked again on all tires including the spare. Make sure the spare is up to proper inflation. VERY important. It is possible that the sensor inside the tire as well as any wiring associated with the system under the wheel wells could have been damaged. Start by making sure the pressures are all within system range. The owners manual will stipulate this and all info you may need to troubleshoot on your own. good luck.