Kia Sportage oil leak part 2.

Found the oil leak, and it took some effort to actually fix it.

[@aidenstefanson2175]

My friend just had her Sportage dump all it's oil on her parking spot. Exactly the same spot as yours was leaking. Thanks for posting this. It gave me the information I needed to decline assistance and send her to a real mechanic.

[@toolguy6057]

Nice find! Makes you miss the days of old, pre 60's!

[@jasongrigsby2017]

Not a fan of anything new but I always end up working on them. And Im always interested in learning something new. Thanks for the videos.

[@darrelsmith4549]

Gosh man😮I have THIS exact issue and in a VERY tight budget with family and vehicles I'm a do it yourself type of guy but watching THIS unfold makes me cry 😢I'm absolutely horrified 😮

[@tectalabyss]

Big Thumbs up. I do so hate working on these new cars and trucks. It seems the engineers had a plan to put everything imaginable in the way and then put more on top of them. Very glad you got that repair over. Has always I am looking forward to your next video. Bobby

[@NeilRichard]

Glad to see you made it out of that nightmare of a repair.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

+Neil Richard Me too....

[@johncoady9237]

I must say that was a very good video,fair play,your detailed description was fantastic,fair play,,

[@richarddettore3034]

Very impressive repair and your positive attitude was great.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

Thanks. No sense in wasting energy being negative. I always try my best to be positive.

[@AndrewEbling]

Thanks - this is super helpful. I think I may have oil coming from a similar place on my 2013 ceed diesel.

[@Dchelle93]

great job mna! you could also loosen the sub frame bolts to create more room to drop the pan

[@scottydogbigg2991]

Great job buddy. Awesome DIY video

[@clayforest]

Dude.. Thanks for the walk through.. I'm going to be playing the same game soon. :) props+5

[@robertdobson2187]

You can take the man out of the hangar but you can't take the hangar out of the man, loved seeing the IPC print out.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

+Robert Wade Yep. It's good to have the info. going in...

[@265chevy]

nice job just like a puzzle one part at a time

[@jeffshuster6772]

Holy shit? My 2001 soortage is leaking a significant amount of oil. I think I am just going to keep it topped off. This repair would be over a thousand bucks easily to have a mechanic do and I don't want to spend my whole summer fixing it. They definitely make these vehicles unnecessarily difficult to work on.. excellent video though 👌

[@randallwhalen3239]

Yours would be a lot easier because it's rear wheel drive.

[@DavidDouglasToth]

If you don’t want to cut the exhaust bracket the bolts can be removed with a metric offset box wretch. I picked up a set at harbor freight for the purpose. Still challenging but doable, haven’t put it back on yet, still have that fun ahead of me.

[@chris64258]

great video...good job...just one thing,..it's not a cover plate...it's your oil pump....lol again...good job!

[@miriamvivo4279]

My sisterinlaw just picked up a 2004 kia sportage on craigslist for 1500 dollars. Has a misfire needs a tune up. Im a diyer retired but not going anywhete till this is over. Diabetic with lung issues. Great learning video thanks

[@dateatorjr9671]

What a nightmare... Glad to see you got it done. Apparently serviceability wasn't something KIA thought about!

[@chengyang4722]

no its nit a mightmare its cars all cars are built to make stearlershop money. nothing lasr forever buddy. haha lol. love these kid of jobs.lol.

[@davebrittain9216]

A lot of the new car companies build profit into their vehicles by way of shop time I think. Good gravy what a pain in the butt job!

[@elsdp-4560]

thank you for sharing.

[@Brooklynraised68]

Nice work thumbs up

[@macoi69i]

Awesome 👍 well done!

[@asifaslam1111]

Nice job 👌👌👍👍👍

[@Buckswoodshop]

Cool man. No leaks!

[@johncoady9237]

Hi again,I was watching your video as I might be purchasing one of these with the oil leak in similar location,and may as well do the timing also while I'm there,,but there's also an engine light on p0011 camshaft timing over something sorry can't fully remember but after checking online could be timing off a little or a timing valve solenoid,,did you come across this,,, cheers any advice

[@manuel-bg3sw]

What is the procedure to remove the crankcase?

[@upierre6218]

Nice Job Man. Could someone share the Kia Sportage 2005 Repair Manual please?

[@KG84C]

Had to replace oil pump in my 2006 V6 Sportage, drive and timing belt out, starter, alternator out, A/C unbolt, however exhaust was easy, why can't Kia make sump gaskets? Cheers from Australia.

[@lewisbighuber7029]

Good video.You really had a job there. I have a car like that ,same motor,even same color. I replaced the timing belt and water pump which was extensive I thought. I don't think I could do all you did. Any how,I never did understand where the little tab on the back of the belt tensioner went. I couldn't find a slot for it so I probably didn't get it right but its lasted 30,000. I hope I never am faced with what you had to do.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

Thanks. I really didn't want to do this job....

[@lewisbighuber7029]

@@JoDaddysGarage You stuck with it.Talented man.

[@gerarddonaire699]

Nice video bro thanks a lot

[@randallwhalen3239]

When. I pulled the oil pan to change the gasket, I just bent the bracket out of the way.

[@AdamHe110]

Hello I am doin a bottom end rebuild on my Kia Sportage 2.0 diesel removed oil pump to clean and it is cog driven do you no if I have to get it timed back up before putting back on thanks

[@JoDaddysGarage]

I can't say for sure. If it's cog driven, I doubt it needs to be "timed", but I can't guarantee it.

[@AdamHe110]

Thanks a lot I thort that but don’t want to put all work and money into it to blow it agen thanks a lot

[@hydraulics]

man - 3 weeks after doing the water pump, timing belt and tensioner on my 2.0 KIA I have oil in this area.... man I wish I had just replaced the front cover gasket - I gotta do it all again I suspect. pain in the butt.

[@hydraulics]

took another look in there today - pretty sure my leak is just the front crank seal - ordered it and hoping when I get in there I am right. I need a new dampener anyways - from salty winters. If not, the consolation is that our Spectra5 subframe looks like it will allow removal of the oil pan. thanks for this video.

[@angryrednecks9314]

I advanced ignition 1 tooth on mine, I think it runs better.

[@johncoady9237]

Mines 2 litre petrol forgot to mention,

[@glennsmith5921]

I have 2,never again! Give me a older 350 any day,2 wires to make it run!

[@babagazza]

Hello sir. I have leak oil on my kia sportage 2005, same issue like yours. Can you share all of spare parts name is? gasket, seal oil crankshaft etc?

[@JoDaddysGarage]

Sorry, I don’t have that information right now.

[@ats2000pd]

Did you have issues breaking the pan loose from the back end of the block?

[@JoDaddysGarage]

I don’t remember. Did you watch part 1?

[@ats2000pd]

Yes sir... the front is loose but for some reason the back isn't budging

[@lostsoul3154]

About a $600 repair !!!

[@cofmanzu]

jesus

[@fishon8406]

OH God, we just bought our daughter a 2008 Sportage.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

+Fish On It may be good. You'll know if it starts leaking....

[@fishon8406]

The Check Engine light already came on! :) I've got to figure out how to reset it. Ha ha! I know it 's in the book somewhere. I'm restoring my high school 68 Camaro, so the more vids you do of Camaros the happier I am!

[@ruthfajardo957]

I have the same problem, i am just going to junk this car and never buy a kea again,

[@samohtdivad]

these new car are not made to work on,,when they break throw away and have new car payment for 7 years..

[@JoDaddysGarage]

+thomas dave I'm pretty stubborn....

[@This0is0pointless]

+Jo Daddy's Garage im the same way and I agree but they're is a limit, I have a 2000 sportage that I was suckered into with a warped crank snout from an idiot at a garage I got it from not torqueing the crank bolt, I had to take it apart and pretty much just put it back together "better" and torque the crank bolt to spec. the harmonic balancer/pulley still wobbles a little, it needs a new crank but honestly just isn't worth it, nice job on this one

[@glanzone]

Umm you showed us nothing, like all repair videos on here. Show it broken in one clip next clip it is taken off (not shown how) and next clip new part in.

[@JoDaddysGarage]

I guess I could have placed a few cameras around, and tried to make a 24 hour video. There are 2 parts, and I was pressed to get it done. You're right though, I could have done a better job, if I had more time.