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How To Remove A Valve Cover - KIA Rio (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 219)
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- In this detailed video Andy Phillips shows step-by-step how to remove the valve cover on a 2013 Kia Rio. From what tools are needed to the removal of every bolt, everything is explained here!!!
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Awesome. Thanks a lot. The only thing i don't see in the video is the advertise of the roller bearing in the gdi presure pump. It is inside the hole and when you take out the cover, the bearing suddenly get out and can cause serious damage to the engine if you don't see it fall inside. Not a big issue but good to know. Thanks a lot
Thanks for the video. I own a 2014 Kia Rio with 208k miles and there is some small amount of oil leak from gasket cover and into spark plugs too. Now I feel confident to do it by myself. Thanks.
Could be your ring seals at the valve cover. When those fail they allow oil to get down the spark plug shaft.
@@PhillipsVision Yeah! That’s probably what’s causing it. But I also noticed more black smoke building up on the bumper coming from the exhaust. Does it may cause it?
@@tiagoshade black smoke is usually caused by too much fuel burning
@@PhillipsVision how can I diagnose if that is the case?
@@tiagoshade start by checking your air filter and intake. Make sure nothing is clogged.
Much appreciated...i broke my PCV valve in the block...i have replaced it many times and even though it was an oem part, it snapped in the block which is a shitty design if you ask me. Anyway, couldnt get the rest of it out and decided to change the valve cover...its the same exact engine and this video is a nice tutorial...thanks
Thank you
Great video
to relief the pressure in the high pressure fuel pump, you need to remove the back seat and pry open the gas tank pump cover (which is glued) and disconnect two connectors, yes bullocks, then disconnect the front pump connector and run the car for about 20 seconds or until it stops itself. enjoy
Thanks for the video brother, just what I needed for my Accent same engine.
Cool, glad it helped
I can not thank you enough sir, you help me a lot, I'm greatful , blessings from Puerto Rico🙏
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How did u release the pressure in fuel pump?...i am about to try this but worried about pressure...thanks
@@rockinrobby1430 you can remove the relay and start the car, that will release pressure
@@PhillipsVision ok thanks...just did it! ..this momma going to fix her baby girls car yet...wooo hooo...shes got oil in spark plugs...an thanks to your video...it will be fixed ;)
Thank you. This is very helpful
Hello, I enjoyed the video, I believe it is good to watch and learn even if you may never have to do it. Thanks for the info
You’re welcome 👍
This video about to save my life😂 I broke off the stem from the pcv valve into the valve cover, it’s still stuck and threaded in
Excellent Video Andy you are the Master
Thank you
Are all the 10mm bolts the same length and can be interchanged? Would like to know how to check the valve clearances. It's recommended every 60,000 miles.
Whats the valve cover torque sequence and tightning specs?
You were the only one I found for my car! Thank you!!
Can you tell me the sequence & torque specification for tightening the bolts, when I’m putting the valve cover back on?
How did u relieve the high fuel pressure before removing the pump?
@4:58 can anyone provide a link to this part or what it’s called? I broke mine and I can’t seem to find a replacement
Your video is very helpful. Out of curiosity, do you have to put some silicone before putting on the new gasket cover? And do you need to drain the m-oil before replacing the gasket cover?
Valve cover gaskets should just fit it place.
I think mine blowed on water side
Can you do a video on how to replace the knock sensor in this Kia? (code P0326)
Fairly certain some of my stem seals are bad. Got major blue/white smoke coming out the tailpipe whenever I start the car, go down hill, and come to a stop & go. Would this be the same area those seals are located? If so, then this would be so easy. Thanks!
If it is the seals, yes they are in this area. Also make sure you don’t have a blown head gasket.
@@PhillipsVision I’m fairly positive it’s the seals. No loss in coolant and I’ve been having to top the oil off (1qt) every 100 miles or 4-5 days. I did a compression tests and that’s fine. So it must be the seals, but we’ll see! Thank you!
Another question, do you remember how many valve stem seals there are per cylinder?
@@sephayes I believe 4, two intake and two exhaust valves
@@PhillipsVision The steam seals? Sorry I had a typo in my old comment.
How many Nm should be when tightening the screws?
4-6 Nm
@@PhillipsVision right out of service manual. 1st pass 3.9 - 5.9 Nm. 2nd pass 7.8 - 9.8 Nm.
Mine has water in the spark plug/ hole. How is that possible?
Do you have to remove the I pressure fuel pump?
Yes, the line to the GDI must be removed
Almost same as Kia Soul 2014 GDI 1.6 L. engine.
Did you end up replacing your valves??
No, I’m using the lifter issue as a test for reviewing products, actually have a video posting tonight. Eventually I probably will.
I did same repair to my car now my car won't start any ideas of what I did wrong 🙃 😑 😐
Is the engine turning over, just not starting or not even turning over?
I tiny piece of toilet paper fell into my engine should I be worried