Why would my new car be shutting off while driving?

Asked by Guru95CT28 Jan 05, 2021 at 04:21 PM about the 2020 Kia Sportage

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Dealer can't figure out why
my 2020 Kia sportage shuts
off on me while driving

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TDolby answered 3 years ago

Keep taking it back, I would start look into the process of having the Kia buy back the car via the Lemon law in your state. Three times back for the same issue for an problem that is not resolved usually is enough.

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Randy answered 3 years ago

Thats bad news for Kia. That's either a bad design and too much heat to the relay or you simply have a bad fuel relay. There is such a thing as a defective relay that is new. Although the car is new. T Dolby says Lemon law. Gotta look into that. Great recommend Dolby!! Points for you!!

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topwhop53 answered 3 years ago

could be bad cam sensor, had same problem in a buick i owned

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