I have a 2004 kia rio cinco that I need to know how to know how to check the codes on, how do I do it? I also need to know how to turn the check engine light off. How do you do it?

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Check the blower motor resistor

It should be an exact fit.

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First determine where the pump is, I am not familiar with this model. If it is inside the tank the replacement is much more difficult, some models have access areas in the trunk or under a seat.

were the RPM's high(above 3000) when the belt broke? if so that would explain the engine failure. the car has an interference engine which means if the crank turns a few revolutions after the camshaft has stopped then it can cause some major engine damage.

That's what happened to mine when the timing chain broke.. my 04 cinco had about 80k miles on it at this point. Unfortunately I warped the valves when it happened so it cost a small fortune to fix :(

My Kia Rio Cinco is having problems. Sometimes I hit the gas and the car barely moves so I put it in park and tap the gas and finally it moves. It has happened 2 times.

here you go 11 is shift rod end oem# ok2n117423 , 16 shift rail , 18 snap ring , oem # ok30a17486 22 arm

Hi

If the check engine light is going on and off then it is very highly likely pointing to a misfire, and this could be due to any number of things, and your best bet by far is to have a code read done as this will give you information as to the cause of the problem, if not point you directly at the problem itself.

It could be coil packs, spark plugs, injectors, crank sensor, cam sensor, any number of things.

Regards

Geordie