Kia rio problems

Hello I had also same problem few days ago with my car Kia Rio 2008 model it started very bad,and I did everything which master told me change battery,to fixed starter but nothing 2 days ago is one of the master in Baku told me that lets change your starter and put it another car starter which is model Hyunday Sonata 1998 model because this is model car starter work very good.And we changed starter and no any problem at all.It started excellent.+994503147504 master number in baku

My car did this about a month ago, I was driving and it just cut off and would not turn over, well after money was spent and wasted trying to figure out what it was I took it to the shop and 700 dollars later found it was my timing belt

I had the same problem with my 2009 Kia Rio SX Until one day it wouldn't start at all. Turns out it WAS the fuel pump. when you get in the car and turn the key to the run position (but don't start it), you should hear a slight hum for 2 or 3 seconds. That's the fuel pump building up pressure for the start. I noticed an absence of that sound. Replaced the fuel pump myself for about $200. and it was super easy. Kia kept this in mind when they built the car, so all you have to do is remove a 12mm bolt thats between the 2 seatbelt latches on the passenger side (keeps the back of seat mounted) and then there are 2 latches on the bottom of the front of the seat that just left out. There is a plastic cover over the pump that just prys off (it has sticky stuff on the buttom). then there are 2 fuel lines to undo. Squeeze the sides together (colored plastic part) and pull apart. make sure the car has sat for like 30 minutes so theres no fuel pressure in the line otherwise gas sprays out. The electrical connector has a squeeze lock on side. then just lifts straight up (looks like like it might flip open, but it doesn't). Then there are eight 10mm bolts that hold the fuel pump mount on. Take those off, and remove cover. Now the fuel pump lifts right out. Make sure the fuel lines are moved aside so you don't break/crack the plastic fuel line. you might have to rotate the pump a little at the halfway mark to get the fuel gauge float out. Installation is reverse. One thing to note is that the pump has 2 indents on the top that the mounting ring "locks" into when installed. just make sure those are lined up. Also make sure all the hoses are connected before testing anything otherwise gas will go everywhere. Had this job done in less than 30 minutes (not including the 45 minutes spent trying to find a 10mm socket). Car was still under warranty but just bought the pump myself as it wasn't worth Kia taking 2 weeks to try and "figure" out what the problem was while I had no car, and then maybe replacing it under warranty or not. Hope this helps

Hello i have a 2006 kia rio im having some car problems i left from & my car ran good then next day got in it to go to work and it was misfiring so did diagnose test and i got codes p0300 all the way to p0304 which is misfiring in all 4 cylinders and i cant figure out what it is i changed plugs still doing same thing so i smelld my oil amd it smells like gas does anyone know what this problem is i was thinking jectors but i cant see all 4 of them going overnight i also remember about month ago my check engine like came on then went off like next day & it was smoking for awhile couple weeks and since i put the plugs in it dont even smoke anymore not even when cold

Kia rio will not take the gas sound's like it's starving for air

There was a time my Kia rio 2009 had to crank but wont start; when a mechanic came he changed the fuel pump and the car stared well.

My 2009 Kia Rio ran well for 12 years. Normal use, normal day and engine just died. Crank, no ignition. Immobiliser also. Is this just another technical scam? Seems like it. Too many similar instances. Infuriating. Skip Kia if this proves to be so. Happy motoring.