Kia Carens. Manual - part 20

OK201 120 001
Valve spring compressor hook

Used to replace valve seal and
valve spring

OK993 120 006
Remover, valve seal

Used to remove valve seal

OK2CA 120 005I(Intake)/OK2CA
120 005E(Exhaust)
Installer, valve seal

Used to install valve seal

OK2CA 111 001
Holder, camshaft pulley

Used to Prevent camshaft pulley
rotation.

OK201 120 011
Remover & installer, valve guide

Used to remove and install valve
guide

OK710 110 010
Remover & installer, piston pin

Used to remove and install piston
pin

OK410 111 012
Puller, bearing

Used to remove pliot bearing.

OK130 160 010
Centering tool, clutch disc

Used to install clutch disc

OK130 283 021
Puller, ball joint

Used to remove tie-rod end.

  2001 > 1.8L DOHC >

 

DESCRIPTION

The TBD engine is a 4cylinder overhead dual camshaft engine with a compression ratio of 9.5 : 1.

  2001 > 1.8L DOHC >

 

DIAGNOSTIC CHART

Engine

Problem

Possible cause

Action

Engine will not crank

Battery starting system or other
electrical problems

Refer to starting system, charging
system, wiring Diagram

Liquid combustion chamber

Remove with suction gun, then crank
engine over with spark plugs
removed

Seized engine

Repair

Engine cranks normally, but
dose not start

Fuel system malfunction

Refer to fuel system

Ignition system malfunction

Refer to ignition system

Improper valve clearance

Check HLA's

Restricted exhaust system

Refer to exhaust system

Timing belt and/or related parts

Inspect timing belt and related parts :
replace if necessary

Low compression due to : stuck or
burned valves worn piston, piston
ring or cylinder failed cylinder head
gasket

Perform a compression test, as
outlined in this section : repair engine
as necessary

Camshaft worn

Replace

Poor idle quality

Fuel system malfunction

Refer to fuel system

Emission system malfunction

Refer to emission control system

Ignition system malfunction

Refer to ignition system

Improper valve clearance

Check HLA's

Uneven cylinder compression

Perform a compression test, as
outlined in this section : repair engine
as necessary

Poor valve-to-valve seat contact

Repair or replace

Broken valve spring

Repair

Failed cylinder head gasket

Replace

White exhaust smoke

Usually caused by water vapor,
which us a normal by-product of
combustion on cold days

None required

Excessive white smoke with engine
warmed up could be caused by a
failed cylinder head or intake gasket.
Could also be a cracked block,
cylinder head or intake manifold

Repair or replace

Black exhaust smoke

Fuel system malfunction

Refer to fuel system

Emission system malfunction

Refer to emission control system

Blue exhaust smoke

Usually caused by oil burning in the
combustion chambers from worn
valve seals failed cylinder head

Replace