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The tension rod is attached to the lower control arm and is also attached to the front end frame of the car. It keeps the front wheel Camber aligned.

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Inside the gas tank.

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yes you idiot every brake system use's brake fluid except air brakes and since air brakes are mostly only on big trucks you don't have them.... honestly if you need to ask if your car use's brake fluid you really shouldn't be doing anything to a car to even ask the question... take a shop class, please it would help you a lot.....

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Pry the Velcro up from the trunk lid side of the panel.Open the door to the CD player if you are doing the left side. Pinch the tabs in the center and pull back slightly. Then you have to fiddle with getting the brake bulb past the trim.

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My break lights also went out on my 07 Kia Rio. After check all the fuses and bulbs I checked the switch that was located on the top part of the break peddle. It looks like a little black box with a push rod coming out of it. Take out that box and then attach the two wires that connected to that box together. This will bypass the box and let you know if the box is in fact out. If the lights come on then replace the unit at your local kia dealership. I paid about $20 for mine. If they don't come on I would take it down to your local shop to have them trouble shoot it. Good luck.

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you havent changed any of the following :

the *air filter

*oil +filter

*gas filter

*spark plugs

*tire pressure

*the normal unlead gas you buy and don't buy fuel aditives to mix with it

* the amount of crap you keep in your car that doesnt need to be there cause your too lazy to move it

I fill my 2001 Kia Rio from empty for only 14.00 and go nearly 300 miles on that. There is definitely something wrong if you don't get wonderful gas mileage.

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yes mate, you need a hydrolic press to get them out not easy, I tried to do it myself just wasted a whole saturday. this has to be done by a profesional with a press. I disagree. They don't have to be pressed out. I just finished replacing the rear wheel bearings in my 02 Kia Rio. The rings the bearings sit in can be pushed out with a flat head screwdriver and hammer. Clean out the grease and you will see three gaps in the hub where the screwdriver fits. Just take your time and go from one gap to the other.

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Remove the cover from the engine head, this allows access to the spark plugs, injectors etc. The PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) has a tube that connects it to the air intake.

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The Kia spark plug wire kit has only two wires. What about the other two cylinders?

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ok the answer i found didnt help much so I'm going to try to explain: It is actually more to the passenger side of the radiator just below the manifold angled upward. If you have a flashlight you can see it more from the driver side of the radiator looking under a tin cover. Very hot spot and you are gonna have to remove a skid plate in order to remove this BUT it is not that hard to do. Just a little time consuming. Good luck.

You can access the oil filter from under the hood to replace it. Just reach down between the rad and engine with an oil-filter wrench in hand, slip it over the filter and loosen it then unscrew by hand. It is in the center of the engine on the side. Much easier to feel for than to see. Make sure the engine is not too hot.

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Hi, I've got an '01 Rio The oil filter is between the engine and the firewall, on the lower side. It is best accessed from underneath the car. Jim

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Most 2004 Kia Rio's used the 1.6L 4 cyl engine, but there are a few 1.5L engines too. It's almost safe to say its a 1.6L though as the 1.5L isn't very common.

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You can't. You need a wire with a hook because the locking mechanism is on the other side of the window. and you don't pull up, you pull toward the front of the car, only if you can get a hold of the bar.

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the socket you need to change or tighten the wheel bearings on kias is not available to the public. solve this problem first then worry about details. ---- (Ownes a 1999 4x4 Sportage) The Special Socket is not a mandatory requirement! On the 4x4 model; you would remove the six 10mm bolts holding the Locking Hub to the Wheel Hub. There are two screws which hold the Set Plate onto the wheel bearing Set Nut. Once you remove that plate; the nut should be able to be removed fairly easily or on the nuts circular edge there are notches where you can use a drift punch to tap the nut free. * I will post the bearing and seal part numbers at a later date. Dan P.

This isn't that hard of a job. It will require some careful hands, though. After romving the wheel, you will remove the brakes. The rotor comes off with 2 screws. I used a hand-help impact driver and a small rubber mallet to dislodge the screws. You will them CAREFULLY pry off the bearing cover. After that, you will pry out the seals and remove the bearings.

You will either; 1. Clean and re-pack your old bearings or... 2. Install new bearings (bought all four front bearings, and seals, for $112 at auto parts store) Either way, you will need to change the seals. Than, CAREFULLY tap bearing cover into place. Re-install brakes, and wheels, and you're done. Good luck!

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fuel injector cleaner sometimes helps also you may not be starting the engine properly,see the question below entitled "why does my car stall but the electrical system still work?" my car will stall several times a day if i dont go thru this sequence.

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NO, IT'S JUST VERY TIGHT.

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It is on the driver's side back by the rear wheel. It is a black cilinder like with 3 hoses going into to it. Unless your steering wheel is on the right side then its on the rear of the passenger side just inside the front edge of the rear tire.

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i just did this last week lift rear seat open the access panel disconnect fuel pump then jack car up right above the rear axle are two bolts one in each strap take them out then disconnect fill tube and fuel lines and it will slide right out this is a very simple application anyone can do it

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I DONT KNOW ABOUT DOWNLOADING THE MANUAL BUT ALTHOUGH THE CAR IS NOT LISTED BY HAYNES A MANUAL IS AVAILABLE FROM THEM. DO A SEARCH ON THEIR SITE BY ENTERING THE NUMBER 61041 IN THE SEARCH BOX.

You can get an Factory 90-92 WS manual at

http://user-manual.org/Automotive/Mazda/Mazda-626-MX6-1990-1992-Workshop-Manual.html

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