KIA SORENTO CODE P 1186. Tubes are rotated OIL FILTER also NAFTS PUMP IS NEW. ISSUED WITH THE SAME PROBLEM

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fuel pressure regulators are normally located in the fuel manifold. They are either vacuum controlled or electronic controlled to maintain the right fuel pressure for engine requirements and to shut off the fuel pump when the ignition is turned off
If your manually adjusted unit will not do all that then you are asking for fault codes to appear and all sorts of problems to occur

It could be in the sump, find the filter where it screws on and that will give you an idea, first check the oil pressure as it might be only a faulty switch, cheers hope this helps. If the oil pressure is low then it will be main bearings.

You may need a fuel pump. Please remove and check the fuel filter for metal and debris (could be clogged?) If there is metal filings found inside the filter. That is an indication of a fuel pump failure. I hope that helps, good luck.

When the fuel pump was replaced it is important that you install a new fuel filter as it is necessary to have a clean filtered fuel into the pump. Also check the injectors and the spark plugs.
If the spark intensity is low check the HT COILS and the ignition system triggers to the HT coils.
If spark is good then the fuel pressure and calibration must solve the issue.
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the filter is inside the drain pan so you need to remove the pan. its just a bunch of 10mm bolts and 1 bolt holding the dipstick tube in place. get a new pan gasket also.

it could be several different reasons for your oil leak but the damage is done id suggest installing a used engine i run a auto repair shop i could probably locate a used engine for you contact me if your interested 704-922-8880

Follow the (usually steel) fuel lines from the engine bay underneath the vehicle all the way back to the fuel tank. fuel lines may resemble brake lines, they usually look very much alike. Find your fuel rail, it connects to fuel injectors, and then follow it to find the fuel lines that go to the fuel tank.

You may have to remove plastic covers from underneath the vehicle, one kia I worked on the fuel filter was halfway up the side of the fuel tank and we had to remove the whole undercarriage cover from underneath the vehicle to follow the fuel lines to it.

I assume you have the new fuel filter, so you know what you are looking for, if you don't it looks like a can with a fuel line coming out of either side of it. Similar to what an engine oil filter looks like, usually quite a bit smaller though.

Hope this helps :)

just place the filter over the threads until in feels straight, then slowly turn to the right until it catches. hope u get it

it is common for the oil pump to go bad after changing the timing belt.

the pump is located in the oil pan, and nothing drives it, it works as a sucking action....