20 Most Recent 2006 Kia Sedona - Page 4 Questions & Answers

check vacuum hoses for leaks

Buy a haynes manual or partstor will giv detail

check fuses and starter relays and solenoid first before you remove ignition switch !!swampratt200 AAEE!!!!

For three seconds, press and hold both the hour and minute buttons then release. The temperature readout will flash three times then change from F to C or visa versa automatically.

Get your mechanic to check the fuel gauge float in your fuel tank. It may be faulty due to sludge or wear and tear.

does your horn work when you press on the horn on the steering wheel?if not your horn is bad,,,does your remote still lock the doors?if so you dont need a battery,one battery does it all,,

No.. there is no fuel pump cut off switch on this vehicle.

check width the lauch x431 what code youre geting and fix that problem first

Insert key and turn to "on" position.

Before attempting to fit I would ensure the supplier has provided you with the correct part.. I am not familiar with that vehicle but if the part is so radically different from the part removed I would be concerned. Presumably the parts person went through the schematics of the vehicle when ordering?

If you have a factory security system, you may have an issue somewhere. In that case and you want the security system to work (I would) you need to see dealer, competent repair shop or up to date lock smith. A horn is and could be an important safety device. I wouldnt disable, I' get the it repaired. you probably have a short in the system, a bad horn ring or button, or a bad horn relay that has "welded it's points together" but unlikely.

Usually in a valve cover or line from valve cover to the intake manifold. Parts stores have a location chart.

You need just a robber ring under the filter (the best way is to replace oil/filter)

Check the alignment of the shift lever, it sounds like it is a little out of alignment.

Ooh that's not good. Most likely a leaking head gasket. Had the same thing happen to me on a dodge caravan. Take it easy as possible on the engine and get it fixed immediately.

Most likely you have a couple of burned out bulbs.

Fuse are small(most likely blue in color), relays are big,black , and rectangular. But don't worry about them. Replace the turn signal switch.

I guess the real question is,,, is it "trying" because the motor is too weak to move the wiper arms or is it trying because the wiper transmission is broken or otherwise defect ? You may be able to determine that by trying to manually assist the wipers by tugging gently on the arms. If the motor takes over and moves them then it most likely needs a new motor. If it doesn't move or moves very easily by hand with very little resistance it probably needs a new transmission. In either case, it's going to need a parts replacement.