20 Most Recent 2000 Kia Sephia - Page 3 Questions & Answers

codigo P0343 es el sensor de posicion del arbol de levas. Que no esta legendo cambiar la derecha el sensor que se encuentra por encima de la manguera de aqua en la cabeza.

Check vaccum ,check for vaccum leaks, check mass air flow sensor, check throttle position sensor, check brake booster line for leak.

check for a burnt out bulb...most cars will do this as a warning telling u theres a lite out...also check for a bad turn signal relay and or blown fuse..if they r good replace the multi function switch( thats what u use to turn on the turn signals)

yes its an interference engine i know for sure. side note most if not all dohc engines are interference.

could be just low on oil, or the clutch it self .But if you just had it doin one year ago it should still be warranty most go for 3 years on transmission work.

the differential action means that the wheel with the least resistance will spin faster than the other. The other turn because of friction and fluid motion. Should you grab hold of the turning wheel then the other wheel will pick up speed and spin. The differential has nothing to do with stalling and engine performance problems Run the fault codes and check for vacuum leaks especially in the vent controls under the dash and brake booster

contact the kia sephia owners car club or the kia car club in your area and you will find fiends that will help you.

This is normal spinning of tires. Stalling, first check codes, then a tuneup maybe in order. Include the air and fuel filters.

WHICH ONE FRONT OR BACK.

Then what? OBD Codes have nothing to do with changing parts Your vehicle needs to be in the hands of an experienced pro-- so it can be diagnosed to find out if & why you have those codes & how they are related The codes are all over the internet to study, but you need an understanding of OBD 2 Systems, to work on it No reason to throw parts at it, hoping to get lucky, when parts may not even be needed

Alot of people have the same problem, including me. Changing the transmission fluid is not going to help this problem. THe transmission filter is not something you change as much as you clean and reinstall, its just a metal screen. Call Kia and ask for an "OVERDRIVE SHIFT SOLENOID" they will need the last 8 digits of your VIN, vehicle identification number, to locate your part. I am in the process of changing mine. The part number should be something like 46313-39051. That number is for a 2001 Kia Optima, with the 4 cylinder. There are three shift solenoids bolted to the bottom of your transmission should. I'll let you know what the difficulty level when I am finished.

It is located behind the left side kick panel under dash.

You will need to remove the transmission pan and possibly the valve body depending on which solenoid you want to replace.

get you a pig tail with a key

Remove cable from switch , remove switch retaining screws lift out switch.

The relay in the black box under the hood may be bad. Pull the cover off and turn it over. It will tell you which one it is.