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01-11-2012 04:46 AM #1
I know it's tempting but I would not recommend the "...drive it till it breaks.." approach. The onboard computer is going to record a timeline for any code thrown and for what happens after that. If you knowingly drive it in a condition that makes it destroy itself the dealer will likely know and you could be in a fight to get it fixed under warranty. Somehow you've got to figure out the sequence of events that causes the mis-operation, or get it to mis-perform while the dealer can get his readers hooked up to see what it is doing.
Is your Sorento a part of the recall?? 2011 Kia Sorento Recalled for Transmission FailureRoger
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01-11-2012 05:35 AM #2
That recall kind of sounds like what you have been dealing with. I know sometimes it is hard to get to a dealer when they are open and you are having a problem. So what about taking it to a parts store like Auto Zone who can scan it for free. I think it was this site that had a thread about how incompetent the parts store workers are, but ours is pretty good and has helped to figure out a number of problems on my cars. If they can get the code, then you can take that back to the dealer and you have a little more info to back up what you are saying.





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I'm happy to see it back up, sure hope it lasts.
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