2015 kia forte starts ok wont idle and stalls when you restart it and give it some fuel it will stay running everything works fine after that

Asked by GuruCW6Z5 Feb 10, 2019 at 08:48 AM about the 2015 Kia Forte LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

when I first start the car it will start up fine but then will stall after a few seconds. I then restart it no problem and give it some fuel to keep the idle up for a few seconds after than it runs perfectly. why does it stall if I don't give it more fuel?

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dan answered 6 years ago

The throttle body and/or idle air control solenoid may be dirty. I would start by cleaning both of them with throttle body cleaner

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GuruJRT5P answered 4 years ago

Have you find solution, allredy change this both pièce still have the same problem

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