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Kia Sportage 2.0L timing belt replacement guide

Model: Kia Sportage MK 1, JA - Years 1993-2002
Part: Timing belt

Let's see the main steps that will allow us to disassemble and replace the timing belt of the Kia Sportage 2.0L. First of all we open the bonnet and start disconnecting the hose of our radiator, letting the fluid drain into a container for about ten minutes; then we remove the various pipes to unscrew the screws of the timing cover, as shown in the video. At this point we remove the radiator fan; so let's unscrew the tensioner screw, removing and replacing the timing belt, following the video tutorial to the end!

Posted on 31 October 2022 by ScegliAuto

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