20 Most Recent 2004 Kia Sedona - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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Its usually about leverage..spray some wd40 then put as long as posible extention..wear gloves. A pipe that fits over the rachet is helpful

Unscrew and remove transmission pan and remove filter then put back together

I would have the battery tested. The security alarm normally draws power when the car is not running. If the battery is not fully charged or will not fully charge, the onboard computer and the security system may drain enough power to make a bad battery go dead.You could check the wires at the fuse block to see if more than one wire is attached to the output side. Most connections are made in the wiring harness and would be difficult to find. Are there any hidden light bulbs that could stay on? Do all the systems on that fuse work properly?

Did you check the fuse?

As I don't have any information on a 3.5I engine, and my data book only lists a 2.5, 2.9D CRDI for an 04 Sedona I can only give you the locations for these. The first pic is for the 2.5 camshaft sensor and the second is for the crankshaft sensor. the second set are for the 2.9D CRDI, I hope they help.

I hope this diagram helps.

Some modern cars have an electrically driven pump to supply high pressure oil to operate the power steering. However, most cars have an oil pump for the steering which is turned by a belt from the crankshaft pulley. If the belt is loose or slipping, heavy steering will be the result, especially noticable at low speeds. Check belt for tightness, and check oil level is not low, possibly due to a leak?

Steve.

There is a separate button on the lower dash labeled RR HTR for the rear heater. If you do not engage the switch it will blow cold air.

usually cabin filters are accessible from under the hood near the firewall.

Believe it or not the 2004 Kia Sedona does NOT have a cabin air filter.

Hi Annie,here's a guide on replacing your thermostat.Here's the thermostat.Here's the gasket.Here's some gasket sealant.

The firing order is 1 2 3 4 5 6. See below diagram. Hope this helps.

Who said you need to bleed air? Which cooling system? A/C cooling is best left to the mechanics. Your radiator is not a closed system and can be opened to top off and checked periodically. Remember to use a 50/50 mix. Antifreeze and distilled water.

As you were not specific as to which part of the 2004 Kia Sedona air conditioning system you were referring to I included a link from which I obtained the below diagrams. I hope I included something that may be helpful. 2004 Kia Sedona Parts Kia Car Parts has the Largest Inventory of Kia Parts...

check the fuses for a burnt fuse. the taillight circuit has its own fuse and wiring. its possible the headlight switch is bad but this doesn`t happen very often.

This is an ignition timing code. It sets when the computer can't actively set the ignition timing properly. Most common cause on a Kia for this code to set is due to a bad throttle position sensor ( TPS). The computer doesn't recognize where the throttle is and therefore can't regulate the timing properly. It may not set a TPS code as this sensor can still be within operating peramaters yet slightly out of range.

Switch fot what joe

yes and do not drive the van until u change that crank sensor.