My Kia Died! The Warranty Got Denied. Here's what happened next.
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- In this video I talk about how the motor seized up on my 2014 Kia Forte5 EX.
I bought it as a certified pre-owned, and the warranty refused to cover the repairs.
Eventually Kia made it right and gave me a new motor.
I still don't know why exactly my motor failed though.
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I am a KIA master tech and they have had engine issues foe the last 10 years or so > If anyone has an issue with getting it repaired under 100.000 miles call the consumer affairs at KIA . 90% or better rate they will repair it especially if you say they will hear from your lawyer . They know they have issues with every engine they make ! Good Luck and God Bless !
They probably lied about the vehicle being low on oil. You said you never had any issues with low oil levels when you changed the oil, you did not notice any burning oil. Glad Kia went good for the repairs for you. Maybe a good time to sell it and buy a Toyota or Honda?
When my son's engine died, we added oil. So when we brought it in, the oil level was correct. They covered it.
That’s really smart, I did the same thing, lol I’ve heard of quite a few cases where they declined it due to low oil.
I'm experiencing this right now. And yes Fidelity is the warranty company I'm actually awaiting a decision on whether or not they're going to fix my car. Yes I too was burning oil and knew it and reported it to Kia on many occasions where they told me that it was normal for this model car that I have. I knew that was bullshit but I kept the service up on time and I also kept checking to make sure my oil levels were okay and when my car finally failed I took it in. Kia has had my car now for 2 weeks still awaiting a decision.
My 2014 Kia Soul did the same thing YESTERDAY! I am glad I found your video!
U get it fixed?
Sounds like part of the Kia engine recall; where metal debris was let on the engine at the manufacturer. Same thing happened to my Sorrento. With part of the Kia lawsuit the engine is now warranted for life.
I've heard of this but it's not true. Replacement engines fail too. . Technician told me that it's just a poorly designed engine.
@@MrMasterFlash not sure what to say about that. Brown’s Manassas Kia gave me a new engine at no cost. I had no special warranty and my mileage was 125,000. They explained that it was due to metal debris and covered by Kia
Yeah...same thing happened to me. I was told it was the GDI system that Hyundai and Kia cars used to crank up better fuel millage. It causes the build up of debris because the direct injection bypasses some of the conventional fuel intake systems. Thats why they "burn" oil so heavily. My warranty company denied me also. I guess its because they knew Kia had the class action and would replace it.
@@MrMasterFlash when I got the new engine Kia told me it is guaranteed for life
@@RJ42997 Ours was replaced too. I'm just saying that the reason (metal debris) is not true. Maybe they are saying that to reassure people that the new engine will be fine--which it won't. As long as they keep replacing them, I guess it's fine.
John, it used to be that people checked the oil every time they purchased gas. With the advent of self serve gas people have slowly gotten out of the habit. This is unfortunate because oil is a consumable and the life blood of your engine. The problem is made worse by a marketing lie promulgated by the automotive industry - the extended interval oil change. Every 3,000 miles is ideal, and 5,000 miles should be your absolute max. If you don't change it that often your wheels will "fall off" a lot sooner. Kia/Hyundai has a problem with oil consumption on their engines. You were very lucky that you got your repair covered, not everyone has. Frankly, I think the third party warranty folks had a good case for not paying because you drove without oil unless there was some indication of catastrophic sudden oil loss. But I suspect you benefitted from some of the legal pressure on Kia about the known problems with their engines. Glad you got a good resolution and I highly recommend that you develop a habit of checking the oil every time you buy gas. It will take you 3-5 minutes but if you do that and change oil at a realistic interval instead of a marketing hype interval you will find that your cars last like mine do - 400,000 to 600,000 miles. My oldest is 25 years old and my newest is 5. Take care of them and they will take care of you and your family.
My 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport same thing. It is part of the tech service bulletin recall and threw the P-1326 in the diagnostics . Dealership submitted the claim with Hyundai and they approved it right away for the new engine.
Waiting for the dealership to get a loaner vehicle returned so I can have it. Lots of Kia and Hyundai engine issues. I was not aware how many this happens to.
So thankful the claim was approved right away!
You got a loaner vehicle? My 2016 Santa Fe Sport died 12 days ago and I’m still waiting for the dealer to supply me with a loaner or rental..
My stealership told me it could be up to 1 year.. no loaner... I bought a new car...
They replaced my engine... Got the car back today... 4 months or so...
@@msantana3497 never did get a loaner vehicle I wasn’t very happy because we had to share the 1 vehicle we had available at home.
For all the naysayers my 2019 F150 with the 3.5L just blew and it is immaculately maintained. All kinds of newer vehicles can have issues.
...but kia/hyundai built a reputation off issues... serious issues!
This affects millions of people... some have miltiple engines replaced...
Chinese Metal.
if you got your engine replaced for free it fell under the recall I'm sure as mine did. I just got it back after 2-3 months at the Kia dealership! When my engine seized that also ruined my transmission, transfer case, and starter.. and they replaced it all free of charge. Miss Barbara in the service department here at Mark Martin Kia in Arkansas even set me up with Enterprise rental cars during most of that time.
I ended up paying $66 for a belt and a filter of some sort!!
Metal debris came from their engine manufacturing issue, this caused oil restriction then engine damage. That's what happened to your engine and that's why they covered the repair.
would changing your oil after 400-500 miles for first 2 or 3 oil changes help this? I wouldn't mind if it helped prolonging the engine.
no, they covered the repair because he put consumer affairs on their ass!
@@cameron6249 wow
You were lucky if you told them you carried on driving after you heard a knocking noise, I would have expected any warranty company to wriggle out of the warrenty when that was said, so hats of to kia and or the warrenty company.
A little clickbait, Kia didn't deny your warranty, a third party scam warranty company denied servicing your engine for a completely bs reason. "We don't cover burning oil." Like.. did you tell them your engine is seized too?
Same thing just happened to me July 11, 2023 while at work in the parking lot went to start my car and it was running for about 5 minutes and than just quit as if I shut the engine off .
And now I am waiting for an answer from the dealer.
And my car is a Hyundai Veloster 2015 and only has 69,000 miles on it.
Plus I bought it as a certified Vehicle and I had the same thought that it was covered because that was the way they presented it.
My 2016 kia soul has been at the dealership since Dec 22, 2023. I'm in Florida and the state has great laws about recalls thank goodness. So hope when I talk to California, about knowing the laws in FL they shouldnt
I had my engine changed by Kia, the dealer gets paid to install the new engine because of the recall
I have a 2015 KIA SORENTO. A couple of months after purchase it had no oil . Dealer run around and then lock up. The engine has a piston slap , that burns oil . KIA HAS A CLASS ACTION SUIT on going. You have to look this up. They took care of me. Love the car ,hate that Engine. I pray I don't need a third engine.
What did they require you to submit for the claim?
aww man... I hope I get a new engine my 2014 Hyundai Sonata just died and is awaiting the dealerships assessment... not certified pre owned bought from CarMax several years ago. oil leak fixed beginning of September barely 3300 miles later the engine seized up oil loss a little over 113,000 miles
Never buy any Kia or Hyundai in the 4-cylinder those are the nightmares with virtually every situation going back 15 years, simply go with the 6..
I have a 2016 Sorento which I have had no problems for 5 years but recently the engine blew and now they will be replacing the engine for free. When I get it back it is going on the market and in the meantime I just ordered a new rav4. Thank god I had all my oil reciets and I am also getting a rental so they can have for as long as it takes.
You'll love the Rav4. We have owned three (current one is the hybrid prime) and they are assume cars. We also just purchased a used 2018 Kia Soul with 80K mikes on it. After 500 miles an $1,800 bill to replace the fuel injectors plus $500 for the rental I had to get while the car was being fixed. So much for the dealers thorough used car inspection.
Had the same problem no more Kia’s for this family
. Kia knows there engines detonate.
We have our second Kia and love it. It is only for that specific engine. The engine in our k5 is part of the smartstream family which has shown to be a good engine family. things happen in the manufacturing process. Like how Honda and Toyota have had oil burning issues.
Same with Hyundai. Terrible problems.
My 22 Kia Sorento s hybrid AWD was towed to the dealership back on may 25 @4500 miles......it's still there!!!! I had only made 3 payments on it.
I've owned a 2011 Kia Sorento with a 2.4 4cyl since 2010 (before GDI) with the dealer's purchase incentive 'Tires-For-Life'. After 12 years and 100k miles, besides regular routine fuel and maintenance costs, I have come out of pocket for (less than $2,500) 3 car batteries, four sets of windshield wipers, and just recently CV boots and head gasket and serpentine belt. The old car has developed some squeaks and rattles, but it has been inexpensive and reliable and I'm glad I bought it. I also own a 2017 Kia Soul+ with no issues. Both have had the engine-knock software recall update.
Lol who's life. when the product wears out, that was the life of the product. Companies like to hide the details in the fine print you need a magnifying glass to read at times. You were fortunate. Had the misfortunate experience with a tire company many many years ago, when the tread got down to the wear bars, they told me that was the lifetime of the tread, told them what was the use of their warranty, wont mention the name but the last time I ever bought tires from them again.
Buying a new car is throwing your money alway , but buying a used cars get ready to replace lots of motor parts going bad , can't win no more in USA .
Disagree. We always buy new, after doing research on the cars we are considering. We always maintain them under the "severe" use schedule, so oil changes every 5,000 miles (never 10,000). We check the oil level once a week, it's so easy takes 3 minutes. While the hood is up look at all of the fluid levels. We keep our cars for over 10 years. Just sold my wife's 13 year old car for $5k and put that money down on a new Mazda.
KIA's warranty covers non-original owners for 60,000 miles, not the original owner 100,000 miles they advertise. I had to look that up on my second owner 2015 Sorento SXL, when the PCV valve failed, drained the oil out of the engine, and seized the idler pulley, requiring new timing chains. Ended up costing me $4K to rebuild the engine.
You rebuilt the engine because you were over the 60,000 miles they advertise? I have a optima hybrid and may have to get a new hybrid battery. I’m under 55k. Trying to do research on how to handle this
What codes it it show on you’re car ?
I had a new 2012 Sorento - engine failed. 4 cylinder. I was finally given a rebuilt motor from KiA. That rebuilt motor crapped out after 60 k.
Lite viscosity engine oil like 0-20 w will burn through the engine with no sign of smoke because it's so light. Subaru has the same problem.
This crap is still going on in 2023. My sons 2018 70K mile Sorento just blew up after he made his final car payment. Nice car except for the engine.
Not even in a dream do they come to mind. The engine oil issue is still going on on even the newer models.
Rod bearing failure common symptom on 2 and 2.4 engines
I’m so amazed that Honda , Toyota and many other manufacturers make engines that last way over 100 thousand miles yet all you guys seem satisfied with the bare minimum of 100 thousand and some times way less . And also this engines are failing not to neglect but a defect in the engine and another story telling what they’re junk.
Same for my 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. Dealer wants ten years oil change receipts. Who keeps receipts for ten years. Car has original warranty, extended warranty, technical Recall and they are refusing to repair the car with 54,000 miles. Contacted Hyundai USA waiting for answer. My car was well maintained earlier maintenance including Transmission and Anti Freeze earlier.
Get rid of it and buy a Honda don’t roll the dice.
Had the same car 2016, drive it for 2 years then sold it to Carvana. After I sold it started hearing about the problems...
Same thing happened to my 3017 Kia Sportage . They told me that My truck was leaking oil and it was not covered by the warranty that they had out for the kiosk. So I had to purchase a new angine.
If it was leaking oil then it isn't going to be covered under the lifetime warranty. The warranty is due to the engine burning a considerable amount of oil due to a fault in the manufacturing process.
Sad. Sell it for as much as possible and buy a used Toyota rav4
@@binxthekitty54 Toyota or any other brands all have their recall issues, dude. Not just Kia. Look it up!
Any updates?
I have been looking into this since I have a KIA RIO 1.6 Liter Engine.. From what I understand,, Oil does not Circulate through that Engine well at all for a Number of reasons.. There is a Really good Video as to why called ( Why KIA Engines Fail ) The Mechanic Breaks an Engine down and Explains it in Detail... There are 2 Things a Person should look into as the Cause... One is a $15 Dollar the PCV Valve Sticking Causing it to Burn Oil Very Quickly,,, and Beside the Oil Pump Being Inadequate,,,, the Other is the OIL Itself... These Cars Need Synthetic Oils,, and Not just any Oil,,, but more Specifically API/SP + GF-6A or B,, Depending on the Year...Plus You will need to find a way to keep Your Fuel system and Valves Clean...Just adding Fuel Cleaner to Your Gas is not going to do... You need something to go into the Air Intake or a Vacuum Line to get at the back of those Valves... In 2017 when I bought my Kia,,, They didnt really have the Right Oils for these Direct Injected engines in the First Place.. In My Opinion,,, KIA Scarified those Engines in Order to meet Emissions Standards... Tiny Oil Pump,,, The PCV Valve is Easy to Replace,,, and for $15 Dollars I would Replace it every 2 or 3 Years.. I would Spend the Extra Money On Proper Oil as it is Way Cheaper than Replacing the Engine,,, and because these Engines Carbon up.. For $18 Dollars it Probably would not Hurt to Clan those Valves Once a Year.. Watch the Last 2 Minutes of this Video if You want to know why Kia Engines Fail... ua-cam.com/video/0n3jim7ylTA/v-deo.html
Our Kia Rio is burning oil with 105.300 miles. Everything else has been good with our Car. I’ll check that video you mentioned. Thanks
Hi John. I really need your help please. I have a 2014 Kia forte with 2.0 gdi engine. And 3 weeks ago It started to make a knocking noise. I took it to the dealer. After the diagnosing they said it is engine failure my mechanic said it is rod knock. And the dealer asked me to bring the maintenance record. I did it and they denied it after send it to Kia because Kia said from the diagnosis Video which the dealer sent to kia the the problem is in the top of the engine and the dealer technician said it is bottom engine problem. I don’t know what to do. Now the car is at the dealer. I can’t afford to change the engine. Please help me with all you could. Advices,sources for information help me to fight it any thing. please 😂😂😂
So I’ve been going back and forth with the warranty company for three months now and it’s just in review. I showed them oil changes and everything. I’ve had this car for less than two years and the warranty is about to run out. I feel like they just don’t wanna pay and know it’s not my fault. This is insane. I lost everything because I couldn’t go to work to pay my rent and had to move out of my apartment onto friends couches. Not even able to live in my car or drive it for work. This has literally ruined my life.
Stay strong, buy a Toyota or Honda when you’re back on your feet
Your fault. Grow more. Create responsibility in your personality. star saving money and organize your life.
I am going through this right know and waiting for a finance manager to approve it. I am getting really mad cause just spent 600 on a miss fire issue which means your catalytic converter is getting plugged because of excessive oil burn and it finally know blown the head.
Never buy an imitation car, that comes with an imitation warranty
My sons 13 kia soul with 80k had a recall for the engine and the dealer ship said they had to get it approved through kia. I had to do two ecu upgrades first. Well we put a clutch in because the socalked extended warranty didn't cover it. Well, now neither knock sensor or rpm tack dont work it wont start with the knock sensor hooked up.
After my Kia Optima blew at 86,000, it took 3 days to replace.
I bet the cap and rod bearings locked. The design flaw is due to the piston rod being too short and putting that stress on the bearings. Both Kia and Hyundai together posted 200 Billion loss in Q3.
What the heck happened to Hyundai/Kia? My impression was that they were really making great strides with regards to quality and reliability. Back in 2010 (or thereabouts), I even remember talking with a tow truck driver, while he was towing my Oldsmobile, and he recommended, based on the the make of the cars he towed, that I buy a new Hyundai. And my co-worker at the time owned a Kia, and it was very reliable. I had to buy a new car last year and almost bought a Kia, because of the warranty. But after watching all the UA-cam videos about issues with Hyundai/Kia, I ultimately bought a Mazda 3.
What’s happening these engines are getting metal shavings in crankshaft oil passages and causes oil starvation then it grenades the engine. There a class action on the theta 2 engine.
I have a 2016 Kia Rio with 85,000 miles and my engine is acting up
Carl my 2011 Sportage is a push button start. Just FYI. The local dealer has been screwing with me. Totally another story.
last week everything you said Happened to me and I am second owner Kia Sorrento 2015 😢 102,000 miles. I do my oil change in Walmart every three months and I’m going to call this morning I’m worry 😢to pay for repairs the engine.
You gotta pay?
Let me ask you a question did you keep up to the Kia mantenace agreement?? Because it specifies you void the warranty if you don't keep up with their maintenance.
My wife's Kia is having problems..it just under 100,000 miles..thank you
All car require proper maintenance or warranty is voided. Check your oil once a week and while the hood is up look at all of the fluid levels. Change your oil every 5,000 miles not 10,000. It's not Rocket-science.
There are Tiny oil drain back holes in the Pistons. Over time those holes can get plugged up with carbon. When that happens the oil has no where to go but up into the combustion chamber causing oil consumption. 3K oil changes plus a annual engine flush can mitigate the problem along with high octane gas since those engine are 10:5:1 to 11.3.1 compression WTF people run 87 octane with those specs is a good question.
I bet the dealership doesnt want to do it because the price the warrnaty is willing to pay, its been killing shops from what I hear
my kia 2016 soul has 250k miles on it my biggest fear is that damn engine going out
Our 2016 Kia Sorento burns about a quart of oil every month. Not once has a warning light come on to warn me my oil is low. Definitely a problem.
Same with my 2016 Kia Soul. My oil can be low to the floor and my check oil light NEVER comes on. I just have to be mindful of it myself
“Oil lights” are for oil pressure not oil level. I can’t believe how many people think an oil light will come on if they are low on oil. Check your oil level every time you fill up with gas or every second fill at least. You will never have an issue if you do this very simple step.
I thought your warranty was denied...but they accepted it? I must have heard something wrong, but your engine was fixed in the end
The 1.8 liter engines in the 2014 models are perfectly fine, its the 2.0 liters that are junk and fire hazards. look up Scotie he did a video of one with over 200k miles on the engine still running strong, i highly suggest useing high quality oil in any vehicle ams oil is ths real deal. Its expensive but its worth it, for the added engine protection and cleaning that it does.
If Hyundai/Kia ever denies your warranty claim on an engine appeal It thru the bbb autoline. Even if your the second owner. As long as the ksds update was done the engine covered regardless. They’ll try everything under the sun to deny/hold up the claim. Shit they didn’t learn from the lawsuit even the new 2022-23 cars have the same raggedy engine issues. On my 3rd engine in my 2018 sonata 🙄🙄🙄
best to buy a Toyota. i know a person who got theirs denied because the knock sensor recall wasn't done.
my 2018 kia with 2.0 engine did same thing right at 100000 miles extended warentee covered it all~
These problems are only with the newer turbo gdi engines the 99 to 2006 2.0 2.4 theta engines are much more reliable than these new ones and there very easy to work on only issue was the timing belt that needs to be changed every 70,000 miles other than that the car is running strong to this day with no oil burning not a drop
Scotty Kilmer is always talking about turbo engines being less reliable because the higher psi putting a greater strain on the engine. My 2016 Optima with 51,000 miles has the naturally aspirated Theta engine and runs like a dream. Haven't had a single problem yet.
@@robertbailey1838
DOHC are the best emgines.
I had 2 year f4 sir conditioner had to be replaced, stalled and towed . l just got rid of the kia l got toyata instead.was mistake getting kia.
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Those are not new engines they are putting in cars. They replaced mines, as well, and the car caught fire months later.
I have the exact same car and year with 75,000 miles on it and it burns oil sometimes 2 quarts after 1,000 miles after and oil change. There is currently a class action lawsuit over this.
You said you got a new engine for no charge, but it was out of commission for a month and a half. Having no car for that time is costly. I wouldn't touch a Hyundai or a Kia, because they are junk. Insurance companies should stop insuring them, so that Kia and Hyundai go out of business.
I totally agree with you . They are leaving customers hanging high and dry .
@ Alan Scobie I totally agree with you, I would never buy a Kia or a Hyundai. They are just junk.
Yep. Straight trash.
Agree 100% Toyota or Honda. Are great vehicles
They covered my new motor. I immediately sold it. The motors are junk and kia knows it. A multimillion dollar class action suit held them responsible.
I got a new engine for my 2015 kia optima I called 800 kia you cant take it to a dealer without calling the 800# first and give the vin they told me it was totaly covered after that the dealer took it rite in and in 5 days I had a new motor
The dealer was trying to get the motor under 3rd party warranty so the tech and the shop get paid a little t more e when it fell through they just did the job under actual warranty which they should of done from the start.
In a world with Toyotas and Hondas, why would anyone buy a damn Kia? Pay a little extra and get a reliable car
All I ever had was Hondas and Toyotas They are good cars but even they are having problems now days You heard about the CRV having the gas in the oil that's why I didn't buy a Honda at the time! And they were having problems with the accords too
@@tonifonseca9178 Honestly most people try to act like Honda and Toyota have never had issues. Me personally, I would rather get the Kia or Hyundai because I could pay less and still get a more premium interior than many of their competitors. Plus, brand reliability doesn't matter too much if someone gets a new car every couple years. But also doesn't matter if someone plans on keeping it for a while because any car can be reliable if the owner maintains the vehicle.
@@queenhoe9006 agreed..
Problem is Toyota and Hondas don't cost a little extra. The dealer markup on even used Toyotas and Hondas are outright ridiculous. They shouldn't cost as much as a newer model used Corvette and yet they do. It's very easy to see why people don't spring for Honda and Toyota given the price difference. An old used Rav4 with over 100K miles in the northeast states can still cost close to $25,000 grand. That's just ridiculous for a used car with that much mileage. And a brand new Rav4 is closer to $35 -$40K after dealer markup. Most people don't have that to throw away on a car.
That's exactly the way my KIA died a couple weeks ago 10 DAYS after the warranty expired. Waiting to hear back from KIA. 🤞
It is an issue with the Theta II GDi 2.0L, 2.4L and 2.0T. As long as you keep up with maintenance, Kia and Hyundai will replace them under a lifetime warranty for free.
you will never here back
They probably won't get back to you. They're straight trash. I feel bad for Americans with no knowledge of what is good and what is bad. You work your azz off to buy something nice and you get ripped off. This isn't the 1980s anymore. There is no customer service. Once its paid for by the bank and you owe the bank, nothing can really be done to get your money back. Careful where you spend your money and vote with your dollars. I sure as hell wouldn't buy that junk.
@@queenhoe9006 2015 Hyundai Sonata - same issue oil consumption and metal shavings causing sludge. CVVT replaced twice prior to finding metal and sludge. Oil change 12/5 lost power, lurching and stalling one month later. Consumed 2 quarts in one month! Also certified pre-owned 10/100- refusing to honor warranty even with maintenance receipts
88000 miles.
Did you hear back I’m in the same situation?
It's the ksds and it a known recall. A class action suit happened .
Happened to my car and they wont help me.
Look it up. It's crazy.
Did you end up solving anything?
So he climbed a hill. Hard on the engine. Then it just died. Was the oil lite on when you were climbing the hill or were you off in lala land. You knew you were having a problem why didn't you pay attention to your car?
This comes down to due diligence, researching your warranty and knowing your vehicle .... Buyer beware
That’s why I drive a Honda.
A warranty shouldnt be only for the original owner.. Especially it is a certified used car by the dealer.. Only thing that should cancel a warranty is misuse or abuse.. There is likely a recall or a class action on Kia in your area. So many engine issues that it is difficult to even find another engine unless its used and then the same issue may exist.. Bottom line...Try TOYOTA.. And always look at the reliability of a make & model over several years before u buy....
2nd owners gets 5yr/60k warranty. I'd never buy pre-owned anything unless I get some warranty included & with car market now if you negotiate you might be able to squeeze one in for cheap within the deal seeing as many car dealerships want to move inventory.
Change your oil every 6,000 km and use synthetic oil and synthetic oil filter.
Oil filter could have been loose leaking oil at a slow rate
They don’t leak they burn it. First they burn a quart or two between changes. Within a year it’s a quart a week, then after that comes the bang bang boom! Even if you spend 30 seconds researching these cars you would instantly know the engines are trash and they have been trash for a decade.
No more Kias or Hyundai for me . They will jack you around and waste your time , moving on to Honda, Mazda or Toyota . I have 2 kias and 2 Hyundai’s . I paid for their Certified warranty crap from Kia that is Fidelity insurance. Run
Mazda is currently having oil burning issues, Honda is known to have oil issues, Toyota had oil issues too. No brand is really safe. Honestly unless you're buying a brand new car, don't get the extended warranty. Most of the time its just getting more money from you.
@@queenhoe9006 probably cases of people neglecting to maintain their car
I have a 2015 Forte that's burning a quart of oil every 300 miles, not a single puff of blue smoke. Anyone that owns a Kia or Hyundai should check their oil frequently.
THEY know what happened. Piston ring pins. 2.0, 2.5 shit blocks
Knocking=pinking is very dangereous for engine. The internal gap are too big. The quality of oil is the cause. The engine stress to the start engine. The engine must be warm a little bit. Do not force the engine more than 3000 rot/min.
So it sounds like these have bad engines. But people are also unsure of how much oil is in their engines. Why would that be? Have they heard of a dipstick? Its a bit strange imo.
Sounds like the dealer did and ate the cost to make you the customer happy.
so they're sayin' if a car changes hands the warranty is void? 😂 i bought a 2yr old civic from a non honda dealer, it had an issue that honda fixed under the original warranty no questions asked.
This just happened to me but my warranty covered it sooo thats tuff
KIA never gives the 100,000 to the second or other buyer. You should of said to them the engine has a problem under the recall. Fix it. The engine recall is for over a number of years going back to at least 2016 and I think it was even later.
So Kia’s CPO warranty is an extended warranty handled by a third party administrator? That’s shady. I’ve purchased CPO vehicles from other manufacturers and the CPO warranty is backed by the manufacturer. Wow I’ll never buy a Kia!!!
To be fair, some dealers may go to a third party company for warranty. Dealerships try to sell people things all the time. A dealership experience never defines a brand. If anything it would be on the dealer instead of Kia.
Remember ANYTIME you hear tapping from ANY car stop asap don't be lazy and think I can make it home people today never check or service anything anymore I always check all my fluids even if I know the car doesn't burn any oil ignorance is not an excuse
I hear a tap tap sound in my stinger gt but it's at 25 MPH
It starts there. That's where it all starts
@@sasmills do you also have a stinger? Because it is not the theta 2 engine It's a lambda engine So are they doing lifetime warranty on all of their engines? They should!
@@tonifonseca9178 If it is the GT then it has the lambda. The base kia stingers use a 2.0t Theta engine. If it is a lambda you should be fine. However If it is a concern to you then I recommend getting it checked out anyway.
this was a recall issue- kia is replacing their motors
Kia and dealer indepently operate.
It is U.S. law.
Kia can't directly control the dealer.
If you receive a call from Kia, It means Kia paid it.
The same exact thing is happening to me but it has not seized yet I need to know what you did to get them exactly to repair your motor my car I took to Kia and they said that my warranty of $100,000 miles 7 years was not covered for burning oil they want $10,000 for a new motor please help me what do I do next
Is there anyway I could talk to you I really need your help
I know this is hindsight it's also intelligent site you should have bought a Honda or a Toyota
Gotta love Kias and Hyundais--either they get stolen, catch fire or the engine blows up.
pretty sure its the gdi
The lesson here is don't buy a Korean car. Putting it in the garage is also dangerous because of fire hazard.
Ha ha we are going through this same story right now with the Kia 60,000 mile or 6 minute warranty
Something's rotten in Denmark !
engines are on a recall
No offence but your first mistake was buying a Kia in the first place... you got lucky, take this chance to get rid of it.
2.4 theta engine common failure