2006 Kia Sedona Other Problems

Your parked 2006 Kia Sedona suddenly caught fire without any warning while sitting in a parking lot. Fire marshals responded and extinguished the blaze, and you may have been exposed to smoke inhalation. The vehicle has been towed and Kia has been notified of the incident. A thorough inspection by a qualified mechanic or the manufacturer will be needed to identify what caused the fire.

Your Kia Sedona sometimes won't start or crank, even though the battery and alternator have been tested and are working. This happens a couple times a month, and after waiting about 20 minutes, the van starts normally. No warning lights appear before or during the problem. This has been occurring for over 3 months and is particularly concerning when it happens in below-freezing temperatures. The issue may involve the starter motor, ignition switch, or electrical connections that need testing or replacement.

INTERIM RECALL NOTICE. CAN'T GET ANY INFO FROM KIA THEY ADVISE PARKING IT OUTSIDE & NOWHERE OTHER VEHICLES DUE TO /FIRE HAZARD. IT'S OUR ONLY CAR & WE CAN'T GET ANY INFORMATION FROM THEM. HELP,NO IDEA WHEN IT WILL GET FIXED/ CAN'T EVEN MAKE PHONE CONTACT W/ KIA. HELP

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2006 KIA SEDONA. APPROXIMATELY TWO WEEKS AGO, THE CONTACT RECEIVED A RECALL NOTICE AND SCHEDULED AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE LOCAL DEALER. THE DEALER INFORMED HIM THAT THE PARTS FOR THE REPAIR WERE UNAVAILABLE. THE NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID NUMBER WAS UNKNOWN. THE CURRENT MILEAGE WAS 35,527 AND FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 12.

Your vehicle's clear coat paint is peeling off in areas. This is a cosmetic issue that affects the appearance of your van. You may notice the clear protective layer separating from the base paint. Fixing this typically involves sanding down the affected areas and reapplying clear coat or repainting the panel.