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Showing posts with label back. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Will be back

Im still alive and active but pls accept my apology for not be able to update this blog often. Lately Im too busy la. Ill be back after my car is 2 yrs otr or has clocked 40,000km wecf...

The car has just clocked 33,000km after being abused for 20 months. Apart from the battery, no other part has been replaced as yet. Looks like tyres and brake pads will last as long as the spark plugs.... i.e beyond 40,000km.
Tyre condition after 33,000km of abuse

The reason for the extended km is because I drive the car mostly for long distances... unlike those who drive in cities who spend more time on brake pedals than the accelerator...

Im happy with the car. Probably Im just lucky to own one of the least problematic 308Turbo on Malayan soil to date...

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Friday, April 17, 2015

How to Put a Window Back on a Track in a KIA Sportage

If the window in your KIA Sportage has become stuck in a stationary position, it is most likely due to the window coming off the window regulator. In order to solve this problem you need to remove the window and place it back on the regulator correctly. Carrying out this work is a rather easy task and can be completed in less than half an hour. You can find the tools you need for the task at your local auto store.

Instructions

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    Open up the door of your Sportage which contains the stuck window. Remove the screws on the inner door panel using the Phillips screwdriver. Lift the panel away from the door and move to one side.

    2

    Remove the two screws which fix the door handle in place. Pull the door handle away from the door. Unhook the two linkage arms inside the door that make up part of the door handle assembly. Remove them from the door.

    3

    Move your window regulator to its lowest point within the door. This will make it much easier to remove the window from the frame.

    4

    Use a hex wrench to remove the two mounting bolts which connect the window to the window regulator. Pull the window out of the door.

    5

    Use your hand to move the window regulator up and down to make sure it is working correctly. Place the window back in the window frame. Line up the bolt holes on the bottom of the window with those on the top of the regulator. Fix them together by threading a mounting bolt between each of the two holes. Place the door panel and door handle assembly back in place by following the removal steps in reverse.

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