How do you put a t in ming belt on a 2004 Kia Sedona

SOURCE: 2004 Kia Sedona trying to find the starter.

it is located on the drivers side underneath the van. you have to remove it from the underside of the car. you will need a 17 millimeter socket or wrench. Remove the ground cable before attempting to remove the starter.

SOURCE: how to set a timing on Kia sedona 2002

Here is a diagram this will help you,good luck contact if you need more help. http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/tec_info/2002/kia/sedona/2002_kia_sedona_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

SOURCE: how to replace the timing belt on 2004 kia sedona

It's a bit of work for most unless you are a mechanic. I changed my 2003 kia (v-6) Is your a v6? CAUTION: be careful not to lose your timing marks on you dual overhead cams. They will spin a bit when you remove your old belt, due to the tension on the valve springs, so first, turn your crank pulley to the timing mark at top dead center. Also be careful for the timing cover. These are made of really cheap carbon fiber material that will erode upon handling....Again, unless you feel very confident in you mechanical abilities, don't try it....I will soon replace spark plugs on our piece of junk, and I'm not looking forward to that either., but I'm sure for the dealers cost of over $300, I can do it myself, even though I have to remove the whole intake assy.

SOURCE: Cam belt change on a kia sedona recommended milage

The recommended interval for changing the timing belt is in the owner's manual. Generally, this is every 60,000 miles.

Charlie

P.S. I found the data on the internet and, it is indeed 60,000 miles.

SOURCE: 2004 Kia Sedona, replacing the timing belt? How?

how do you get a picture of the timing belt on a Kia Sedona