Kia Sephia

This question is probably easy to answer and can also be hard to answer, depending how you get it done. For example, I'm doin the job myself and I obtained a descent 1.8 engine for about $350.00 from a wrecking yard. They gave a 90 day warranty, so I'm installing it between the hours I come home from work. Labor work is by far very tidious and sometimes hard to acquire. Any other person that is installing the engine has their own price, but luckily for me, I'm doing it myself. If I was doing it for someone else I would probably charge by the hour. Depending how much an hour I would want it for. It might be 9.00,10.00, or more and an hour and like I said it all depends on the mechanic that will be doing the job. So be extra nice when time to get your price! Engine prices come in all sizes and range, so do some hunting around before you buy. And when it's time to buy, make time to carefully check out the engine for any damage. Make sure it's a good engine with less mileages. So good luck and have fun!

When you look at the thermostate there will be a pointed side on top and a round part on the bottom. the round part goes toward the engine and the pointed part goes toeard the radiator

change fuel pump

There are 4.

1995 thru 2002 does not have one , 2005+ models have it behind the glove box. The manual shows you (somewhat poorly) how to dislodge the glove compartment.

I checked the Chilton Repair Manual for the 2003 Grand Caravan. According to that book, the fuse for the dash board lights is a self-resetting fuse that must be serviced by the dealer. Its somewhere under the dash, and apparently cannot be replaced or reset by the user. Kind of the same idea as the headlights on the Pacifica.

You can't legally remove a third light. It's considered safety equipment and any safety equipent that the vehicle came with from the factory cannot be legally removed.

Under the steering column.

get yourself a haynes manual it has pitures and step by step, but these cars arfe very easy some the caliper does not have to be removed

http://www.kiatechinfo.com/ it's free to register and has tons of info on any kia look under the "shop" link to get your answers in Set by set pictures

http://www.kiatechinfo.com/ it's free to register and has tons of info on any kia look under the "shop" link to get your answers in Set by set pictures

take it to the autozone they check the engine light for free

if the shaking does not seem to be engine related then it could be a couple of things. try rotating your tires and while the car is jacked up try shaking the tires to see if the wobble, if so the bearings may be bad. also check to see if any of your tires have had a radial belt break (there will be a noticeable lump on the tread of the tire

Use the radio's volume and frequesce setting buttons next to the clock.

The brake fluid is contained in a translucent reservoir with a black cap on the driver's side firewall. To add brake fluid, remove the cap and fill to the appropriate level on the dipstick indicator.

The timing belt on a 1999 Kia Sephia is changed by removing the timing cover, loosening the tensioner, and pulling the belt off. A new belt is then put in place and then tension reapplied.

It depends if you want to adjust the belt that does the a/c and power steering, or the one to the alternator. The power steering goes this way. First loosen the hex screw running through the power steering pump bracket. Then loosen the bracket hex screw that attaches to the belt tensioner bolt under the power steering pump. Then, tighten the tensioner hex screw that runs through the tensioner bracket. After you finish the adjustment, tighten all hex screws. If you adjust the belt for the alternator. You must loosen the alternator bracket hex screws on both the top and botom of the alternator. This requires going under the vehicle. Then, loosen the tensioner bracket hex screw and adjust the tensioner hex screw that runs through that. When you get the propper tension, tighten all screws and you are done.