I just want to say thank you for sharing your knowledge. I just replaced mine without taking the airbox or the battery base. It was with your knowledge and God's help I was able to accomplish this task. Thank you, thank you for your help. I saved a trip to the mechanic and $350 in labor. May God continues to bless you and your family. Keep enjoying what you're doing and keep helping those who have no mechanic experience at all (Like me)
Thank you for doing this video. Spot on instructions and attention to detail is very appreciated. I like that you call out the size of tools to use and what works and what does not. I used a mini ratchet with a 10mm socket to get the sensor untightened and out. My daughters Kia didn't have the wire on the sensor so it was super easy to get out and replace. Thanks again!!! You saved over $300 in labor charges she was quoted from KIA to replace this part. CHEERS
Thanks for posting this video. I had to take mine to the shop as I was traveling on business at the time and had no tools with me. Just one thing that I learned that I wanted to share. There are small round magnets that you can put in the bottom of the socket to hold bolts in place on reassembly. Real knuckle saver and potty mouth deterent. Also, Harbor Freight runs sales on telescopic magnets. Only trouble with them is they want to grab onto ever metal piece under the hood. Thanks again for posting
Thanks so much for posting this video! I just replaced the sensor in my wife's car last night & after watching your video had it done in under an hour, it runs 100% better, & appears to have fixed the intermittent stalling & no start conditions she was experiencing, all for $40!
Thank you very much. Nobody got this right in every damned video I watched. My Sorento EX is a 2013 and your common sense approach worked well for me. All the tech readers said to take it to Kia for what would surely be a thorough IRS type audit into my financial information.
What a great and welcoming comment. Thank you I really try to give as much info as I can. I get a lot off flak for making longer biddies but I figured you can always ff. Thanks for watching thanks for the comment
I just changed my sensor on 2015 Kia 3.3L, exact location. He is absolutely correct no need to remove the Air filter box, also the battery tray can stay in place. I had to remove the battery. Only one suggestion, get good lighting. Thanks for the video info, is was excellent.
Thanks yeah my videos are usually pretty long but I really try to show everything. I figured you can always fast forward. Hope this video helped. Thanks for the comment
Thank you for this video. I am having the same issue with my Kia Sportage 2014. The mechanic who inspected the vehicle said the error code read oxygen sensor and Crankshaft position sensor. I have ordered parts online and awaiting shipment from korea. Your video has given me an insight of what labour effort is required for the replacement. Thanks :)
Thanks it's people like you why I do my videos. I get a lot off flack from being so detailed and long videos but sometimes you need that extra info. Thanks for watching thanks for commenting
Mine just went out today. O'Reilly wanted 105$ found the same part new for 22.95$ those rotten no good mfrs total ripoff I got free shipping to from Amazon!!!
Good video, well done, however, "Made in China" ... good luck! Would have been better off ordering replacement mfg. by MANDO the Kia OEM supplier for this part made in Korea for a lot less $$.
Why does every single mechanical video they show you everything to do but the one thing they don’t show you which in this video is just on doing that white clip is probably the hardest fucking thing to do and you don’t actually show how you do it it’s already off, so I don’t know how hard to pull want to push after I walk the big white piece up. Lol thanks anyway.
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I just want to say thank you for sharing your knowledge. I just replaced mine without taking the airbox or the battery base. It was with your knowledge and God's help I was able to accomplish this task. Thank you, thank you for your help. I saved a trip to the mechanic and $350 in labor. May God continues to bless you and your family. Keep enjoying what you're doing and keep helping those who have no mechanic experience at all (Like me)
Thank you for doing this video. Spot on instructions and attention to detail is very appreciated. I like that you call out the size of tools to use and what works and what does not. I used a mini ratchet with a 10mm socket to get the sensor untightened and out. My daughters Kia didn't have the wire on the sensor so it was super easy to get out and replace. Thanks again!!! You saved over $300 in labor charges she was quoted from KIA to replace this part. CHEERS
You are the reason I do my videos. Thank you for the kind words
Thanks for posting this video. I had to take mine to the shop as I was traveling on business at the time and had no tools with me. Just one thing that I learned that I wanted to share. There are small round magnets that you can put in the bottom of the socket to hold bolts in place on reassembly. Real knuckle saver and potty mouth deterent. Also, Harbor Freight runs sales on telescopic magnets. Only trouble with them is they want to grab onto ever metal piece under the hood. Thanks again for posting
Thanks so much for posting this video! I just replaced the sensor in my wife's car last night & after watching your video had it done in under an hour, it runs 100% better, & appears to have fixed the intermittent stalling & no start conditions she was experiencing, all for $40!
Where did you get it for $40?
@@flashout333 Autozone, I believe it was $42.99.
Thank you very much. Nobody got this right in every damned video I watched. My Sorento EX is a 2013 and your common sense approach worked well for me. All the tech readers said to take it to Kia for what would surely be a thorough IRS type audit into my financial information.
What a great and welcoming comment. Thank you I really try to give as much info as I can. I get a lot off flak for making longer biddies but I figured you can always ff. Thanks for watching thanks for the comment
It's may 2021 ..my 2014 Sorento 4cy will need one ASAP.
Uugghh!
Let us pray.
I just changed my sensor on 2015 Kia 3.3L, exact location. He is absolutely correct no need to remove the Air filter box, also the battery tray can stay in place. I had to remove the battery. Only one suggestion, get good lighting.
Thanks for the video info, is was excellent.
Thanks for referencing how to find the sensor. A lot of diy mechanics don't show that.
Thanks yeah my videos are usually pretty long but I really try to show everything. I figured you can always fast forward. Hope this video helped. Thanks for the comment
Good video, not many for this year K ia. Have this same issue right now. Wife called and said the exact same thing. Lol.. much appreciated
Glad to help Thanks for watching
Thank you very much. Your vedio helped me change my crankshaft sensor easily
Thank you for this video. I am having the same issue with my Kia Sportage 2014. The mechanic who inspected the vehicle said the error code read oxygen sensor and Crankshaft position sensor. I have ordered parts online and awaiting shipment from korea.
Your video has given me an insight of what labour effort is required for the replacement. Thanks :)
This is exactly why I do my videos. Glad I can help good luck
Thank you for all the details. Appreciated it.
Thanks it's people like you why I do my videos. I get a lot off flack from being so detailed and long videos but sometimes you need that extra info. Thanks for watching thanks for commenting
Very similar for the 2012 3.5L
10mm, 12mm only sizes I needed.
Great video. I will be doing this over the weekend.
Thank you good luck it's not to bad
Liked and subscribed. your blessing good sir, thank you!
Thank you so much. You are the reason I do these videos!!!!
Great video, informative. just noticed i didnt see red rubber gasket on the replacement?
Can you please tell me why the car won’t start but I did everything right
What is the key cycle that you had to do to get it started?
I'm having the same issue but no check engine light
Hello, I have the problem with oil drain, I saw that you have type on filter box... Is it problem of filter?... I have KIA SORENTO 3.5 2012
Is this behind the engine?
Mine just went out today. O'Reilly wanted 105$ found the same part new for 22.95$ those rotten no good mfrs total ripoff I got free shipping to from Amazon!!!
Yep it pays to shop around if you have the time for sure
Replace crankshaft sensor 2015 Kia sorento
What do you mean key cycle??
Hey, you can get that part for $21,44. I think they got you.
Week you have to remember this video is several years old. At the time I got the best price....locally. Online it could have been a little cheaper
I replaced mine.. and I still get the code.. anybody know if it needs to be relearn like in some other cars?
Good video, well done, however, "Made in China" ... good luck! Would have been better off ordering replacement mfg. by MANDO the Kia OEM supplier for this part made in Korea for a lot less $$.
That was over a year ago and still no issue. But thanks for the comment
What is a key cycle
Why does every single mechanical video they show you everything to do but the one thing they don’t show you which in this video is just on doing that white clip is probably the hardest fucking thing to do and you don’t actually show how you do it it’s already off, so I don’t know how hard to pull want to push after I walk the big white piece up. Lol thanks anyway.
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