20 Most Recent 2008 Kia Spectra5 Questions & Answers

on the gear box valve body.

most of the bolts are on the top near radiator mounts , some the head lamps need to be removed then some push clips are found under the car for under covers and a screw on each side near front wheel wells pull off from top toward ground as pressure clips near head lamps grip cover

I would have the brakes inspected ASAP. The pads may be in metal to metal contact with the brake disk.

Check the flasher. It could be defective. If it's ok then check the fuses.

How can it start, without turning over?

YOU NEED TO CK FOR STORED CODES IN COMPUTER ,SEE IF YOU HAVE A SECURITY CODE STORED, SECURITY SYS MIGHT NEED TO BE RESET

You have a bad sensor. Need a scanner to calibrate or which to replace.

its located in the exhaust system. starting at the exhaust manifold and working to the rear of the car look for a sensor screwed into the exhaust with an electrical connector attached to it this is the O2 sensor. all you have to do is look you don`t need an image to find it or them if it has more than one sensor.

First check for a blown fuse then check if you have power on the connector of the mirror if everything is good then go head and replace the mirror unit, open the door and pull out the plastic cover that is attached to the inside of the door next to the mirror it might have two screws then disconnect the cables pull out the mirror unit and replace the new one, installation is the same as removal good luck!!!!

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i have no tail lights at all, have park lights. all was working couple days ago

It is common for auto manufacturers to link multiple items into the same fuse. Sometimes you can find that removing the fuse for a cigarette lighter port, will affect the audio system. Look at the owners manuals for specific wiring diagrams. They can be difficult to read for sure, but if you can find the wire leading from the specific item you are looking for and follow it on the diagram back to the fuse panel, you will locate the fuse slot number you need.

Still sounds like a problem with crankshaft positioning sensor . Good possibility the one installed was defective.

Please consult a local mechanic i suspect a coil pack has failed here but with reading the codes and having my haed under the bonnet i couldnt give a answer