Remember to add oil in the filter. It takes time to get the proper oil pressure. The motor will knock until the pressure makes it through the filter. Do this enough times, bearings in the lower end get damaged because of no oil. A rebuild is not cheap
I don't know if I mentioned how much oil it needs. Usually I get a 5 liter jug and there's usually around a liter or more left over. So it takes around 3 to 4 liters. But you should check your dip stick as you top it up. You do not want to overfill the engine. But usually those big 5 liter jugs is more than enough oil.
I don't know what you're saying, but I google translated it and you're asking about gas consumption? The 13L/100km sounds about right. This vehicle gets 500+ kms per tank which works out to be around 12-13L/100kms on average.
My mom had a 2003 kia rio wagon in greem... she got the car for free (long story) one of the slowest cars Ive even driven. Fell apart after 4 years... literally.
Lol. My gf's isn't bad. Everything is based off of the golf design. Even the key is identical to vw keys. Korean cars have improved their cars significantly over the years.
@@bostonmike5981 My gf bought hers brand new too and had no issues with it. Just oil changes and tire changes and that's it. Surprisingly the original battery is still working great in her car. Very reliable car and great on gas.
The question is where did I struggle? Did you mean when I avoided all my stuff on the walls? I guess you probably have nothing in your garage. So checking my mirrors to ensure I don't hit anything is considered struggling to you. 👏
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Remember to add oil in the filter. It takes time to get the proper oil pressure. The motor will knock until the pressure makes it through the filter. Do this enough times, bearings in the lower end get damaged because of no oil. A rebuild is not cheap
this! always fill a new filter with oil
Nice
How many quarts of oil did you end up using? Not sure if I missed it.
I don't know if I mentioned how much oil it needs. Usually I get a 5 liter jug and there's usually around a liter or more left over. So it takes around 3 to 4 liters. But you should check your dip stick as you top it up. You do not want to overfill the engine. But usually those big 5 liter jugs is more than enough oil.
Rio needs 3.8 qts.
Hello po tanong ko lang po normal lang po ba sa kia rio AT 2013 ang 13L/100Km na gas consumption?
I don't know what you're saying, but I google translated it and you're asking about gas consumption? The 13L/100km sounds about right. This vehicle gets 500+ kms per tank which works out to be around 12-13L/100kms on average.
My mom had a 2003 kia rio wagon in greem... she got the car for free (long story) one of the slowest cars Ive even driven. Fell apart after 4 years... literally.
Lol. My gf's isn't bad. Everything is based off of the golf design. Even the key is identical to vw keys. Korean cars have improved their cars significantly over the years.
You said 2003 ? That was almost 20 years ago, The New Kia’s are the most reliable cars to own.
@@bostonmike5981 My gf bought hers brand new too and had no issues with it. Just oil changes and tire changes and that's it. Surprisingly the original battery is still working great in her car. Very reliable car and great on gas.
@@BudgetGears,my 2015 rio is still rocking the original battery.
How many Miles does your gf car has ?
About 78,000 kms. She's just under 78,000 kms right now.
Did ANYONE else IMMEDIATELY stop watching the video when he STRUGGLED to back his OWN car out of the garage????!?!?!??? LOLOLOLOLOLOL
The question is where did I struggle? Did you mean when I avoided all my stuff on the walls? I guess you probably have nothing in your garage. So checking my mirrors to ensure I don't hit anything is considered struggling to you. 👏