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Broken timing belt would be where I would start.
To check the belt, open the oil fill, using a flashlight look into it while someone is cranking the engine, if nothing is moving in there while the motor is turning over, the belt is snapped.
The recommendation is at 102,000 miles for the 2.4 and 2.5L engines. I
would be inclined to visually inspect the belt for any signs of fatigue
and if absent wait for while longer. The 2.7L has a timing chain(s) so
nothing needs to be done for it. Thanks, Lee
check the front end for lost parts or broken springs check the tire balance most likey lost front end parts replace if any have a an alinement done after replacing front end parts.goodluck
Has a timing belt, Kia recommends replacement every 60,000 miles, also this engine in an interference engine, which valve to piston damage most likely will occur in the event of timing belt failure.
you have a timing belt.i would replace.plug wires air filter plugs fuel filter distributor cap and coils.replace pvc valve replace all vacuum lines or hoses.replace timing belt.
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