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Service (Drain and change of all filters) on Kia Sportage

Written By: dlychar (and one other contributor)
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Introduction

tutorial made on Kia Sportage 1.7 CRDI 115

Warm up the vehicle before starting the oil change so that the oil is more fluid.

  1. Raise the vehicle using the jack and secure it on stands Open the hood

    • Raise the vehicle using the jack and secure it on stands

    • Open the hood

    • Remove the engine cover by pulling it upwards

    Edit

  2. Remove the oil dipstick and filler cap Remove the oil dipstick and filler cap

    • Remove the oil dipstick and filler cap

    Edit

  3. The oil filter is located here The oil filter is located here

    • The oil filter is located here

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  4. Remove the oil filter using the extension ratchet and the 24 socket. Remove the oil filter using the extension ratchet and the 24 socket. Remove the oil filter using the extension ratchet and the 24 socket.

    • Remove the oil filter using the extension ratchet and the 24 socket.

    Edit

    On my 2012 Sportage 1.6 CRDI model you need a 27 socket.

    victoriomym - Reply

  5. Remove the screws and fixing clips Remove the under-engine plate

    • Remove the screws and fixing clips

    • Remove the under-engine plate

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  6. Place a tray under the vehicle Using the 17 mm flat wrench, unscrew the drain plug. Using the 17 mm flat wrench, unscrew the drain plug.

    • Place a tray under the vehicle

    • Using the 17 mm flat wrench, unscrew the drain plug.

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  7. Replace the seal Replace the seal Replace the seal

    • Replace the seal

    Edit

    The inner diameter of the drain plug gasket is 14mm.

    julienrez42 - Reply

  8. Replace the drain plug with the new copper gasket. Tighten it using the 17 mm flat wrench. Tighten it using the 17 mm flat wrench.

    • Replace the drain plug with the new copper gasket.

    • Tighten it using the 17 mm flat wrench.

    Edit

    What is the tightening torque?

    madamx66 - Reply

  9. Reassemble the plate under the engine Replace the clips and screws

    • Reassemble the plate under the engine

    • Replace the clips and screws

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  10. Remove the oil filter cartridge Remove the oil filter cartridge

    • Remove the oil filter cartridge

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  11. Check the correspondence between the old and new oil filters Check the correspondence between the old and new oil filters

    • Check the correspondence between the old and new oil filters

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  12. Replace the oil filter gasket Install the new filter cartridge Install the new filter cartridge

    • Replace the oil filter gasket

    • Install the new filter cartridge

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  13. Reinstall the oil filter Tighten it using the ratchet and the 24 socket.

    • Reinstall the oil filter

    • Tighten it using the ratchet and the 24 socket.

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  14. Pour the oil recommended by the manufacturer into the engine through the filler hole. Check the oil level with the dipstick Replace the dipstick and cap then start the engine to fill the oil filter

    • Pour the oil recommended by the manufacturer into the engine through the filler hole.

    • Check the oil level with the dipstick

    • Replace the dipstick and cap then start the engine to fill the oil filter

    • BE CAREFUL NOT TO EXCEED THE MAXIMUM LEVEL

    Edit

    quantity of oil for this model

    balapat34 - Reply

  15. The air filter is located here The air filter is located here

    • The air filter is located here

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  16. Open the air box by pulling towards you Turn the retaining clips to release the filter Turn the retaining clips to release the filter

    • Open the air box by pulling towards you

    • Turn the retaining clips to release the filter

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  17. Remove the air filter by pulling towards you Remove the air filter by pulling towards you

    • Remove the air filter by pulling towards you

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  18. Check the dimensions between the old and new air filter (length, width, shape) Check the dimensions between the old and new air filter (length, width, shape)

    • Check the dimensions between the old and new air filter (length, width, shape)

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  19. Install the new filter turn the clips to lock the filter Close the air box

    • Install the new filter

    • turn the clips to lock the filter

    • Close the air box

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  20. The filter is located here The filter is located here

    • The filter is located here

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  21. Disconnect the hoses and the sensor Disconnect the hoses and the sensor

    • Disconnect the hoses and the sensor

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  22. Unscrew the two 12 screws Remove filter Remove filter

    • Unscrew the two 12 screws

    • Remove filter

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  23. Unscrew the two 10 screws Remove the filter from its support Remove the filter from its support

    • Unscrew the two 10 screws

    • Remove the filter from its support

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  24. Unscrew the water sensor Unscrew the water sensor

    • Unscrew the water sensor

    Edit

    This engine is not a 1.7 crdi, you have to remove the calculator to access the diesel filter on a 1.7…

    gregory aniela - Reply

  25. Check the correspondence between the old and new fuel filter

    • Check the correspondence between the old and new fuel filter

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  26. Unscrew the old filter using the strap wrench Unscrew the old filter using the strap wrench

    • Unscrew the old filter using the strap wrench

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  27. Install the new filter Tighten it using the strap wrench Screw the water sensor

    • Install the new filter

    • Tighten it using the strap wrench

    • Screw the water sensor

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  28. Reassemble the filter in its support Tighten the two 10 screws

    • Reassemble the filter in its support

    • Tighten the two 10 screws

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  29. Reinstall the filter on the vehicle Tighten the two 12 screws

    • Reinstall the filter on the vehicle

    • Tighten the two 12 screws

    • Reconnect the sensors and hoses

    • Turn the ignition on several times to re-prime the fuel system.

    Edit

    Hello everyone, how do I reset the oil change counter?

    gougeondimitri72 - Reply

    very well explained the photos are well taken.

    the key to unscrew the oil filter is 27 and not 24.

    Well done for the very accurate explanations, thank you.

    warnierchris - Reply

    Hello, very good tutorial on the Kia Carens, it's the same, thank you for answering me, have a nice day

    ru1722 - Reply

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9 Comments

Good morning,

as Julienrez42 said, super hassle, nothing to do with the tutorial, not the same layout of the organs on Sportage III SLT 1.7 crdi

benoni.pinto - Reply

2'3 small things to adjust in the tutorial

the comments are fair on the blog

but it's a great tutorial

thanks to all

warnierchris - Reply

Hello, how many screws are needed to remove the air filter housing and where are they? Thank you.

michelquinaut - Reply

The KIA Sportage in 2L from the year 2016 are different at the level of the oil filter. This one is located near the oil pan. The little extra is that the tool numbers and tightening torques are written on the bell. Be careful, provide a large recovery container for the oil. Because the capacity is 7.5 liters.

Good repair to all.

julienrez42 - Reply

If only it was that simple to do for the diesel filter, you forgot that you also have to disassemble the calculator to be able to access the filter and be able to remove it and access to the screws is not so simple

Charles Roesch - Reply

Hello, to change the fuel filter you just need to remove the air filter housing, making sure to disconnect the flow meter. Small tip, prime the fuel filter with a primer bulb This avoids putting too much strain on the starter.

Good disassembly.

julienrez42 -

On a 1.7 l CRDI, stage 4, the socket for the oil filter cap is 27

benoni Pinto - Reply

very good too, nice work.

The amount of engine oil on step 14 would need to be added.

Sincerely

frederic franchet - Reply

Well done,

The tutorial is clear and concise, I appreciate it.

I suggest you add the replacement of the cabin filter and give the size of the gasket to be replaced on the oil pan plug, step 7.

See you soon,

Albert

Albert de Pindray - Reply

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