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Question: 2005 Kia Sedona 6
cyl Wheel Drive Type unknown Automatic 60000 miles when I turn the key I hear a
ticking sound sometimes. Today the car did not want to turn over. It seems fine
now. I don't know if it could be the battery. or maybe the starter
Answer: Sounds more like your
battery. Be sure you have 12volts at your battery, if not have it checked out
and charged up. If it wont hold 12 volts replace it. Also check to see if you
have around 14volts at the battery when engine is running. If not, have your
alternator checked to be sure it is working right. Also check your battery
cables and be sure your battery terminals are clean and making good contact.
Question: 2002 Kia Sedona 6
cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 75,250 miles CEL coming on only code is a P0306
misfire in cylinder 6. I replaced the spark plugs already. The front's are easy
the rears you have to remove the IM to get to them. The rear plugs were toast,
the fronts looked good. We purchased this van used so I assume the prior owner
replaced the fronts as they are easy to get to and said screw the rears. The CEL
is still coming on after all plugs were changed and you can feel the engine
stumbling when accelerating moderately-hard. Easy acceleration feels normal. My
next move is to change the coil pack for cylinder 6 and possibly all the wires
while I'm at it. Does anyone here have any experience with Sedona's and
troubleshooter a similar misfire issue before? Please provide any insight to
help me pinpoint the problem and how to approach resolving it best.
Answer:
Not every miss fire is a spark plug
so you need to check the coil /wire also you have the injector that also go be
bad I would mark the coil/wire and switch them with another cylinder (may be
with a front one ) and if code change you found the problem
Question (follow up):
Is cylinder 6 on the rear bank or the front? I assume
it's the rear, but hope it's the front. Please advise.
Answer (follow up):

Question: 2004 Kia Sedona 6
cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 48,000 miles I was in a recent accident that
caused debris to clog oil pump. I drove another 50 plus miles before the problem
caused the oil light to come on. The oil pump was changed but now the light
flickers intermittently. I'm thinking the sensor could be bad, but am not sure.
What else could be the problem?
Answer: Have the oil pressure
rechecked if its normal replace the oil pressure sending unit/sensor.

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