Appreciate the video... I bought a 2002 Kia for a daughter... will be replacing the timing belt in a few days for the peace of mind... the replacement belt folks say that this is an "interference" style head and valves, so a broken belt WILL bend the valves... you make it look easy... I'm going to replace the water pump while I'm in there, too... might as well...
I have a 2000 kia Sephia. I got it in 2008 with 194,000 miles on it. It now has 294,000 miles on it. It's been a great little car for my daily driver. My timing belt did break. It bent 2 exhaust valves in the number 1 cylinder. I got the head rebuilt. I did all of the tear down and reinstall of the head, and timing belt kit. But I have not replaced the water pump. As far as I know or can tell it's the original water pump. And I have never had an issue with it or the clutch, or front suspension or rack and pinion . I have replaced 1 engine coil, the radiator, alternator, and the cv axles and in 10 years of ownership I have replaced brake pads and brake shoes... once for brake shoes twice for front brake pads.... It's been a really reliable fun to drive car...
great video, helped me out this weekend, however two notes: 1) I was having a tough time getting the dipstick off and in fear of damaging it I opted to remove 3 additional bolts to the bracket that gets in the way of the water pump bolts. Also having the AC lines in the car made it that much tighter and harder to move hands and tools around the available space, 2) used a hex key in the the timing belt tensioner pulley to move it far off enough to allow me to slip the new belt on. Otherwise THANKS FOR THE VIDEO especially like the timing pulley tension procedure, saved me hours!
Thanks for the suggestions of having a good one. I did. Watched your video during a rectal unload this morning in a clockwise fashion. The procedure is recommended in intervals or it could render a trip to the scrap yard would be immenant.. I think my water pump was leaking also during this. May need to get you to check that. The video proved to be quite useful and will start viewing during every deposit. I'm already subscribed and wish I could do it again. Wiill hit ya likers. Dr. Jake out.
Without that little power tool, [I assume air driven], how long would a job like this take on average using standard tools (sockets and wrenches)? Note: I am considering to buy the exact same power tool that you used (it's small and practical for tight spaces), can you tell me a bit more about it....I mean the make, model, where to buy it, price range.....etc.). Thanks! Great video!!!!!!
So once the belt snaps am is it done for? I did check the plugs an they where bent from the heads only cylinder 1 an 3 ? Does that mean the valves bent too?
i know this video is old and you may not comment or know the car doctor what motor mount is this 3 right? also the bolt gets torqued to the same as the bolts right the service manual only says one torque spec for it
The Car Doctor celebrate the victory of a non-interference motor design? Lol. I guess you could celebrate that something did what it was designed to do. Maybe we should celebrate every time our brakes work too.
Peace be upon you I am from Egypt and with you Kia Spectra 2003 I made a kit of camper, repair, cylinder and tanks and I was in the problem of steering wheel camouflage because I was wrong in the direction of the column and I did not know the direction of the pole and the area of i and e and led to the damage of the wall and I need you after thanks for help The two pillars of the cam
+Lone Wolf Boy I hope you didn't bend any valves. I'd its a 1.8 DOHC engine I believe it's exactly like what is shown here. Most timing belt kits will include alignment instructions. Hope it has a happy ending.
I have the same car, same engine, timing belt has gone last week, not a single valve bent, search online, this is a Mazda based engine (BP), you'll see ;)
This is a T8d motor. Non interference. Is is not a Mazda b series motor. The b series motors were in the older model sephias. They were also non interference motors. Mazda designs, but kia manufactured them.
for cold weather. Block heater, transmission pan, battery blanket. Standard for northern areas. Not so much here but this one likely came down from Fairbanks area.
+Thomas EXOVCDS it's a NAPA brand. I think it's a central tool. I really don't like it and want to get a SnapOn to replace. When I'm using the torque angle feature on a Subaru head bolt when I run one of the buttons against anything it changes the torque value and resets the reading which really sucks. The LED lights are super cool however.
i saw other video about kia sephia timing belt on youtube, they dont remove the big crank bolt, only remove 4 small bolt,,, ..is kia sephia have different version harmonic balancer ?
johnathan wood true, I removed 2 support bolts on the ac lines and lowered them enough to remove it, that big bolt was just not breaking loose and.kept rotating the gear as I dont have air impact wrench
+brandon leal It's there to asist in proper adjustment of the timing belt but if done properly you could go without. Just need the right tension on the belt. Thanks for dropping by.
Mike Klassen , you must have a different motor then. The t8d is non-interference. I had one of mine apart, put the motor at top dead center and rotated the cams without anything hitting.
i fix the radiator,motor mounts, alternator,thermostat, suspension mounts, tje motor gasket, the axels on a kia sephia. but this thing of water pump is alpt shit. i don't know if do it or not.
+jesse cobern Oh thanks, its not so bad now since I got the liver transplant. Drinking that kind of koolaid really helps if you need to loose weight and internal organs. haha. Thanks for watching!
thank you so 400 is fair. If the water pump doesn't stop my over heating issues what else do you suggest I look at? i changed the thermostat already. I also don't get hear into my vehicle at all if that helps. Thanks in advance.
Appreciate the video... I bought a 2002 Kia for a daughter... will be replacing the timing belt in a few days for the peace of mind... the replacement belt folks say that this is an "interference" style head and valves, so a broken belt WILL bend the valves... you make it look easy... I'm going to replace the water pump while I'm in there, too... might as well...
Good call. You'll be happy you did! Take care.
I have a 2000 kia Sephia. I got it in 2008 with 194,000 miles on it. It now has 294,000 miles on it. It's been a great little car for my daily driver. My timing belt did break. It bent 2 exhaust valves in the number 1 cylinder. I got the head rebuilt. I did all of the tear down and reinstall of the head, and timing belt kit. But I have not replaced the water pump. As far as I know or can tell it's the original water pump. And I have never had an issue with it or the clutch, or front suspension or rack and pinion . I have replaced 1 engine coil, the radiator, alternator, and the cv axles and in 10 years of ownership I have replaced brake pads and brake shoes... once for brake shoes twice for front brake pads.... It's been a really reliable fun to drive car...
great video, helped me out this weekend, however two notes: 1) I was having a tough time getting the dipstick off and in fear of damaging it I opted to remove 3 additional bolts to the bracket that gets in the way of the water pump bolts. Also having the AC lines in the car made it that much tighter and harder to move hands and tools around the available space, 2) used a hex key in the the timing belt tensioner pulley to move it far off enough to allow me to slip the new belt on. Otherwise THANKS FOR THE VIDEO especially like the timing pulley tension procedure, saved me hours!
I like that the photography is good so I can clearly see what your are doing. Another good "how to".
+dan andy Thank you!
Thanks so much! I was about to give up before I saw this.
Thank you very much
You absolutely mad it easy man great job.
Thanks for the suggestions of having a good one. I did. Watched your video during a rectal unload this morning in a clockwise fashion. The procedure is recommended in intervals or it could render a trip to the scrap yard would be immenant.. I think my water pump was leaking also during this. May need to get you to check that. The video proved to be quite useful and will start viewing during every deposit. I'm already subscribed and wish I could do it again. Wiill hit ya likers. Dr. Jake out.
you make this job look so easy great work man
Dude I straight busted up when your just like ahhhhhh antifreeze. You get a sub sir
Great job sir! The drinking of the coolant bit had me cracking up! lol
+James'sWorld The breakfast of mechanics! Thanks for stopping by
Good video but i need to know how many pounds of torq for the screw thanks please
Without that little power tool, [I assume air driven], how long would a job like this take on average using standard tools (sockets and wrenches)? Note: I am considering to buy the exact same power tool that you used (it's small and practical for tight spaces), can you tell me a bit more about it....I mean the make, model, where to buy it, price range.....etc.). Thanks! Great video!!!!!!
I have a 2005 Kia Spectra that needs a new water pump. Is it the same process as in this video? Thanks
You made it look easy!
+Rick Anderson It really is a piece of cake job but editing out any cussing also helps! Thanks for dropping by.
So once the belt snaps am is it done for? I did check the plugs an they where bent from the heads only cylinder 1 an 3 ? Does that mean the valves bent too?
i know this video is old and you may not comment or know the car doctor what motor mount is this 3 right? also the bolt gets torqued to the same as the bolts right the service manual only says one torque spec for it
The t8d, which is used in this car - is a non interference motor. Also, not necessary to remove the dipstick or the bigger nut on the crank pully.
we have learned to never say never when it comes to interference motors. we assume the worst and celebrate the victories.
The Car Doctor celebrate the victory of a non-interference motor design? Lol. I guess you could celebrate that something did what it was designed to do. Maybe we should celebrate every time our brakes work too.
Is there a reliable list of interference engines? I believe my 2006 Spectra has the G4GC engine. Is this an interference engine?
yourcarangel.com/2014/07/interference-engines-complete-list/
sweet, to the point, now I feel confidence diy! thanks sir.!
glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching.
Hey pal! Youre a lifesaver. By any chance, can you share the torque specs? Thxxx
thanks for you video congratulations
Have watched 3 times project tonight thanks Cardoc
+KIPP KEATING Right on! You can do this!
The video is nearly 15 minutes, was that also the amount of time to complete the repair?
No way.
@@ThecardoctorTV How long you think?
Haha love it. Just like Koolaid . Clowns and timing belts scare me.
+Steve Rob Don't drink the koolaid!
+Greg Wells man I haven't had Koolaid for 30 years, didn't know it was still out there LOL
Peace be upon you I am from Egypt and with you Kia Spectra 2003 I made a kit of camper, repair, cylinder and tanks and I was in the problem of steering wheel camouflage because I was wrong in the direction of the column and I did not know the direction of the pole and the area of i and e and led to the damage of the wall and I need you after thanks for help The two pillars of the cam
I have a 00 kia sephia. the timing belt broke on startup. how would I go about lining up the timing marks in my case? thanks!
+Lone Wolf Boy I hope you didn't bend any valves. I'd its a 1.8 DOHC engine I believe it's exactly like what is shown here. Most timing belt kits will include alignment instructions. Hope it has a happy ending.
I have the same car, same engine, timing belt has gone last week, not a single valve bent, search online, this is a Mazda based engine (BP), you'll see ;)
Sometimes you get lucky and sometimes not but we have found that many "non-interference" engines can bend valves under the right circumstances.
this is a T8 motor,not a BP.
This is a T8d motor. Non interference. Is is not a Mazda b series motor. The b series motors were in the older model sephias. They were also non interference motors. Mazda designs, but kia manufactured them.
Did anyone else notice the 4 gang outlet box on the firewall? Is that mounted in the car or just for your lights?
for cold weather. Block heater, transmission pan, battery blanket. Standard for northern areas. Not so much here but this one likely came down from Fairbanks area.
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Looks like something I could handle, LOL. What brand torque wrench? I like those led's! :-)
+Thomas EXOVCDS it's a NAPA brand. I think it's a central tool. I really don't like it and want to get a SnapOn to replace. When I'm using the torque angle feature on a Subaru head bolt when I run one of the buttons against anything it changes the torque value and resets the reading which really sucks. The LED lights are super cool however.
+The Car Doctor Good to know, thanks for getting back to me!
Its actually a Carlyle DTW38FL from NAPA
What torque wrench did you use?
I use snapon torque wrenches. I use a 3/8" drive for smaller fasteners and a 1/2" drive for stuff like wheel nuts
can harmonic balancer remove without remove the big crank bolt ? only remove 4 small bolt ?
No
i saw other video about kia sephia timing belt on youtube, they dont remove the big crank bolt, only remove 4 small bolt,,, ..is kia sephia have different version harmonic balancer ?
Johan Lau yes, you can remove only the 4 bolts. You would have a harder time getting the pully out though, since the ac lines are in the way.
johnathan wood true, I removed 2 support bolts on the ac lines and lowered them enough to remove it, that big bolt was just not breaking loose and.kept rotating the gear as I dont have air impact wrench
does the spring on the tensioner really matter?
+brandon leal It's there to asist in proper adjustment of the timing belt but if done properly you could go without. Just need the right tension on the belt. Thanks for dropping by.
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Are you in NJ by any chance?
This is a non-interference engine, so no bent valves if the timing belt snaps.
Not true. This will bend more valves than you can shake a stick at. But don't tell anyone. 😀
The Car Doctor the t8d is supposed to be a non interference motor, designed after the mazda b series motors.
I actually own one of these cars and when the timing belt snaps (premature failure) it bends valves. I got lucky and only had 10 valves that got bent.
Mike Klassen , you must have a different motor then. The t8d is non-interference. I had one of mine apart, put the motor at top dead center and rotated the cams without anything hitting.
I have 04 1.6 dohc and can not get in time.
My kia is do for this project. Are you in Florida by chance? lol
+David Vilchez I couldn't be further away and still in the USA. Haha. Alaska!
weatherstrip adhesive?
+estrelladelnorte1308 Yep...Good stuff!
i fix the radiator,motor mounts, alternator,thermostat, suspension mounts, tje motor gasket, the axels on a kia sephia. but this thing of water pump is alpt shit. i don't know if do it or not.
I made it by myself. I used Avasva solutions for that.
I liked your koolaid........cool
+jesse cobern Oh thanks, its not so bad now since I got the liver transplant. Drinking that kind of koolaid really helps if you need to loose weight and internal organs. haha. Thanks for watching!
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The kia sephia and Spectra are non interference what is wrong with you or is that how you make money
how much you charge this guy lol
I only charged for the coolant that went into the radiator, not anything I drank. haha. I actually forget but I think its $700-800 ish
thank you so 400 is fair. If the water pump doesn't stop my over heating issues what else do you suggest I look at? i changed the thermostat already. I also don't get hear into my vehicle at all if that helps. Thanks in advance.
Well not much else besides radiator or head gaskets. Hope you get it figured out
The Car Doctor thank you
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