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>>Same here-------Kia said they wanted 3000-4000 to fix >>my engine, if that is the problem. They want to go >>into the motor and if it is not under warranty then >>want me to pay. I had my oil changed at somewhere >>OTHER THAN KIA!!!! Then they said "but it could be >>the transmission." I don't have $4000 and still making >>payments...now they are giving me 2 weeks to get it >>off THEIR LOT...or they will start charging me >storage. > >MM: > >Can you provide a few more details about your problem >scenario? Like: > >- Year and model of car >- Number of miles currently on the car >- Symptoms of the problem >- Do you have all of your preventative maintenance >receipts from the other businesses that serviced your >car? >- Whether you've spoken to a district KIA rep yet? > >After posting that info here, I recommend that you go >to this website: <a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.kia-forums.com">http://www.kia-forums. >com</a> , find the appropriate car model sub-board, >and post your detailed experience(s) there. There's a >person from the Korean KIA HQ that monitors the boards >there, and goes by the name of Schnauzer. He may >intervene on your behalf to make sure that you're not >getting a screw-job from a dealer. > >I'll warn you though.... if the problem's due to a >broken timing belt that wasn't changed at the >appropriate mileage, then you're pretty much going to >be on your own. Dittos if you didn't change your >fluids regularly AND have the receipts to prove it. > >In any case, be sure to visit kia-forums.com and post >your problems there, because it's visited by WAY more >KIA owners and KIA curious folks than this little >board. > >Good Luck. > >-SM

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