KIA Rio does not start or even turn over.

Asked by RKL1 Jun 13, 2015 at 09:23 AM about the Kia Rio

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Battery has been check out and is good.  No Voltage drop when switched on to start

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Have someone tap on starter with a hammer while someone else starts the vehicle if vehicle starts its the starter if not it can still be the starter but that is a simple way that 9 times out of 10 it works.

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Do dash warning lights light up as they should when key is turned to the on position? If so possibly neutral safety switch(if auto trans) or clutch pedal switch (if man trans) is faulty

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2007 Kia Rio replace the timing belt because it went out go to start the car I hear the solenoid spinning but the starter will not even click put a new starter solenoid in it same results after putting the timing belt on started it several times no problem but then this started does anyone have an idea what it could be

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