What is the ignition distribotor engine speed input curcuit 2004 kia amanti

SOURCE: Kia Amanti 2004 trouble Codes

yes, P2127 refers to throttle / pedal position sensor switch E circuit low input , and P2138 refers to throttle / pedal position sensor switch D & E voltage correlation . yours is a drive by wire technology vehicle ( no throttle cable) , you have an issue with that system / circuit .

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SOURCE: what oil does 2005 kia amanti use

Depends on where you live in the country.  In TN where I live most people just use 10W30 all year, but if you live in a colder area you would use 10W30 in the summer and 5W30 in the winter.  Hope this helps.  Thanks for an honest rating.

SOURCE: 03 Kia -P0320 Ignition/Dist Engine engine Speed

You most likely have a bad crank or camshaft sensor. Either way it is a bad sensor that is not being read correctly by the computer.
You can go to autozone.com and register for full free online repair manual. It will also tell you exactly what the code is for and what should be replaced.

SOURCE: replacing my headlight bulb in my kia amanit 2004

1. Open the hood of your KIA Amanti and look behind the headlight that has gone out. Locate the round knob on the back of the headlight.
   
2. Turn the knob counterclockwise 1/4 of a turn and gently remove it from the back of the headlight. Carefully remove the electrical cable within the headlight housing that is attached to the back of the headlight bulb.
   
3. Locate the metal clip that holds the light bulb in place by pushing the clip arm straight in and sliding it down. Remove the bulb from the headlight housing.
   
4. Replace the old headlight bulb with new bulb. Secure it by sliding the metal clip up to hold the bulb in place. Reattach the electrical cable and replace the round knob to the back of the headlight housing.
   
5. Turn on the headlights to verify that they are in working order.
   

SOURCE: 2004 Kia Amanti shakes when steering when vehicle

it could be caused by a belt slipping, low power steering fluid, or by a problem with the power steering pump itself. check the power steering fluid level, check the belts to see if they are snug and dont have excess play in them, if not sure on how to do it take it to a mechanic to have the belts checked and tightened to spec or replaced. and last of all if none of the above helps, have someone check the power steering pump out.