20 Most Recent 2005 Kia Sedona Questions & Answers

2005 kia optima: my input shaft speed sensor located ...

https://www.justanswer.com > Car Questions Jul 27, 2010 - The input shaft speed sensor is located on top of the transmission Just under the Air Filter. So you will have to remove the Air Filter and you ... 1 answer · Top answer: Hi thank you for your question hope this helps. The input shaft speed sensor. Videos as well https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+Kia+Sedona+Location+of+input+turbine+speed+sensor+for+automatic+transmission ..

Time for shocks and struts.

What do you mean by 'Spacer'? The starter motor is usually bolted tightly against the engine with two bolts without any washers. The wires and cables on the back are the same set up to give the best electrical connections.

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to sub category. P0304 is only a misfire error to cylinder 4. https://www.700r4transmissionhq.com/p0304-kia-sedona/ There isn't a 'fuel control module'. https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+Kia+Sedona+2EX+3.5+Fuel+control+module But there is a fuel pressure regulator https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+kia+sedona+fuel+pressure+regulator+location When you look up fuel 'module', you come back to the fuel pump. https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+kia+sedona+fuel+module+location One thing you might try is moving coil pack 4 to another cylinder and see if the code moves. After that do a plug swap and see if it moves. Do them separately not coil and plug together.. .. ..

Question edited for clarity. If you don't have gas at the engine, it will never start. Connect a fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail port and test for pressure. It sounds like the pump is weak even though it is running.

If you mean coolant drain plug, it is underneath the radiator body.

Use 2 bolts [ same size as screws ] 1.5'' - 2'' or so...thread into 2 screw holes...tighten both evenly untill drum comes off.

My diagram only shows, CAM, Crankshaft and powersteering. There may be an idler pulley too.

According to my information there are only three things that belt actuates. The only easy one to test is the power steering pump. You should be able to turn it by hand. If it turns, the issue is the cam shaft and that is a major repair.

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P2422 Evaporative Emission System Vent Valve Stuck Closed, replace the valve If you have a Hyundai (including Kia), Nissan (including Infinity) or Toyota (including Lexus or Scion) you should disconnect the electrical connector and then apply and remove 12V power to the vent solenoid/valve. The difference between 12V applied and not applied should be the difference between not being able to blow through it and being able to. After testing at least 5 times, if it fails even once, replace the solenoid/valve.

before you go through all that ,, check the gas cap though, with Kia and Hondas,, that code often shows up instead of the P0446 code, which can be solved by re tightening or replacing the gas cap

1. Remove rear combination light assembly. A. Remove two mounting screws. B. Disconnect electrical connector from rear side of light assembly. 2. Remove bumper assembly. A. Remove four fasteners and four retaining screws from top of bumper assembly. B. Remove mud flap from bumper assembly. C. Remove two screws from bottom of bumper assembly. D. Remove two screws from side of bumper assembly. E. Remove four bumper mounting bolts from under of vehicle. 3. Install rear bumper in reverse order of removal.

Change the transmission fluid

If you're finding it difficult to service/repair your car, get one of those online manuals. You'll not have to wait for others to answer, or rely on mechanics and all. Plus i know a website that has very good manuals online, without expiry i.e. for lifetime. www.reliable-store.com best of all I've tried

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Measure it.

If the battery is low on charge (but not dead) then the sound should be a fast clicking of the voltage regulator. In this case no power is sent to the starter so the car engine will not turn over. All you hear is the fast click. You mention a high-pitched quiet buzz sound. All I can think of is the electric fuel pump but that is in the fuel tank. There can be be a whine/buzz when starting the car because the fuel pump needs to pressure up the system. However, if the battery/starter are good then the engine would turn over, but with no fuel...it would not start if the fuel pump is bad. If the car is a manual...you might try putting it in gear and rocking the car a bit to see if the starter somehow is jammed

You should have your radiater core checked for blockage or head gasket since it did over heat thermostat sticking will cause a problem and make a poundind noise when it's hot. Hope this helps

this may sound funny but I have done this many times. go to your local junk yard and find a vehicle like yours and tear into it. you can see the inside of the door and how it all works. Sounds like the attaching mechanism from the motor to the window track has come loose. You may be able to buy the parts at the junk yard for cheap and fix it yourself. It has gotten me out of a lot of jambs and very cheap too.