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The year is needed, but here are some videos. If you mean 'how to get into' once you have removed it, break the paper seals and undo the screws, and remove the top.
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Oct 22, 2022 - To remove the dash to get to the radio from a 2005 Kia Optima, begin by prying around the edge of the trim around the gear shifter. Then, remove ..
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main bearings torque is 18 ft lbs. plus 90 - 94 degrees, rod bearings torque is 13 - 16 ft lbs. plus 90 - 94 degrees.crankshaft damper bolt torque 80 - 94 ft lbs, fly wheel bolts torques 94 - 101 ft lbs.
Check the wiring and socket inside the headlamp. And ONLY USE 55W BULBS! The headlamp bulb sockets are junk on the 07 optima. My 07 tried to light itself on fire....multiple times. Finally ripped the inadequately designed plugs out and replaced them with ceramic sockets I ordered online, 2 sets for like $5 on Amazon. Haven't had an issue since
I don't know what plastic Kia used, but it barely handles the heat from the 55 watt bulbs the manual calls for. There are higher wattage bulbs on the market. Do not use them. They will melt the plug plastic.
I also have tpms sensor issues on a 07 optima. They are kind finicky, a variance of more than like 2lbs or so across tiers sets the light. It's possible the sensors have low batteries, unfortunately the only way to gain access to the sensors is to take the tiers off the wheel, and even then, I think the electronics are sealed in the sensor unit.
I just keep an eye on my tire pressure and ignore the warning light. All my cars before this one didn't have that feature, so it's no big loss, for me anyways...
A kill switch, or immobilizer, disables the engine from starting, usually by means of breaking one or all of a few circuits. The fuel pump, the ignition coils, the computer, or the starter itself. An immobilizer is usually part of an alarm system, but back in the day, people would hide a physical toggle switch on the vehicle somewhere that broke the power wire running to the fuel pump. Yes, car batteries can go flat if they have been sitting a while. That does not mean the battery needs to be replaced, but most likely needs reconditioning. Replacement acid is available at auto parts stores, and decalcifier charging units and all over the internet. Do your homework before attempting to fiddle with a battery that can put out enough amperage to melt a craftsman wrench.
It would help to know what kind of "won't start" you mean. Is it just ticking? Low battery voltage. Considering it started after getting your phone, probably not that. Is it cranking slow and not trying to catch (where it spins faster as the engine is firing but not fully catching and entering a run state)? Is there nothing at all, just shuts the accessories off and does nothing, no click, tick, hurk, jerk?
I had a Malibu that did not like starting too fast. As in if you flipped the key switch straight to start the fuel pump wouldn't pressurize properly or something. But if I turned it to on, gave it a second (you can usually hear when the fuel pump stops running once the system is up to pressure) then hit the starter it kicked over just fine.
Coolant capacity
is 7.7 qts./7.3 liters, for a 2.4 liter 2003 Kia Optima. You will not be able to get all the coolant out of the engine, unless you do a thorough engine drain and flush. If you only plan on draining the radiator, you will need less than 2 gallons mixed total to refill it, since some coolant will remain in the engine block and heater core.
Your local library has online access to most service manuals that you would have to pay for. Many time you can get access to them through their website if you have a library card. If not, go the library and get full free access to all the major car service manuals for free!
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that name in japan means "little bit"
been there 10+ times, even into drydock. there,
that is there job to cure this and not need to wreck ANY factory harness with cutters.
On the back of the instrument panel is a voltage stabilizer, so the charge rate does not affect the gauges, if all gauges have stopped functioning it is possible the stabilizer has lost its power supply or the unit has gone open circuit.