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Car Forum / Kia Cars / November 2008

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2001 kia sportage power loss

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mainekia - 08 Nov 2008 23:22 GMT
ok i have a 2001 kia sportage it starts fine and idle normal but when
you drive there is a definate power loss!!! going over 3000 rpm is a
problem  the car will  not go faster than 50 mph and takes alot of
effort ! going up hills is a near impossible  we took the cat of and
same thing no power , i was told there are 2 cats????? also change the
belt 2 years ago and ran fine after also change the filter (fuel) but
we take off the air cleaner and the is power gain so at this point i
have no idea any ideas????

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Jeff - 09 Nov 2008 07:30 GMT
> ok i have a 2001 kia sportage it starts fine and idle normal but when
> you drive there is a definate power loss!!! going over 3000 rpm is a
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> we take off the air cleaner and the is power gain so at this point i
> have no idea any ideas????

dirty fuel injector?
 
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