My check engine light is on. when i refuel my vehicle it has difficulty restarting. over the course of the last couple months, it has started to stall. looking at forums i found quite a few people with the same "issue" but no solutions. i have had my vehicle on a diagnostic machine and it comes back with an evap code. the codes have been cleared but come right back on. i see the fuel pump has been recalled, i have had my car since the fall of 2009 and to my knowledge i haven't had this repaired, but for some reason this does not show up when i do the recall search. has it already been repaired prior to my purchasing the vehicle?
Steering system has experienced a thumping grind on reverse turns when steering wheel is fully engaged. repaired multiple times by lubing stops. brake calipers do not engage properly and have been replaced numerous times. air conditioning drain line is located directly above passenger side engine cradle mounting excess condensation has completely rusted through the cradle and broken apart. vehicle only has 65,000 miles.
Did oil change regularly, it has 905908 miles, while driving oil light came pulled over, look and no oil stop , stopped at a gas station and bought oil,added oil to car, then making noise to it to dealer and needs a new engine , took car home , on way oil light came on again look and no oil, doesn't leak and no oil burn out, but mo oil again. added oil junking car.
During an inspection of the undercarriage on my kia, an auto mechanic informed me that my oil pan had rusted through and engine oil was seeping through the metal. the cost of parts and labor for a replacement is approximately $250. the service manager of the auto repair garage stated that in his experience this was not an uncommon problem with some kia and hyundai models. in my opinion, this is a major manufacturing defect. that is, the metal used to manufacture a critical part on the engine (mine is 2.4 liter/4 cylinder) is defective either in composition or gauge. i've owned vehicles for over 40 years and, prior to this, i've never heard of an oil pan rusting through. as background, i purchased this vehicle new. i'm retired and i do not drive regularly (no commute). although i live in maine where road salt is used liberally on roads, i have avoided driving in winter storms whenever possible. *tr
Check engine light comes on associated with cvvt assemble/timing and the computer in the engine. *tr
2008 kia rondo. consumer writes in regards to gasket/ oil pan problems. *smd the consumer stated during a routine oil change, he was informed there was a small leak in the oil pan gasket and it would be corrected during the next service, since the oil had already been changed. during the service, it was determined that the oil pan was porous and because the consumer was not the original owner, it would not be corrected and it was no longer covered under warranty.*jb
The check engine light comes on and the engine timing/ computer being impacted instance happen june 19, 2013 car failed nj inspection cost to repair $782.85. *tr
I was at a red light and the car was started, the vehicle began to jerk violently with the illumination of the check engine warning light. the vehicle was not taken to the dealer for inspection or repairs. i did mention this issue when i had the next oil change and the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure to my knowledge. no offer or any assistance was referred by the dealer. the vehicle was not repaired. the failure and the mileage at the time was about 70,000. this incident has occurred several times, but i am more concerned about the sputtering noise and a hesitation while starting vehicle after refueling. this could also put you in danger of being struck from oncoming traffic. these occurrences are worse, when the air conditioning is on. these occurrences of revving idle speed, unexpectedly, may occur only once in two months or they may occur two or three times in one week. *tr