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Kia Magentis / Optima (2000 release)

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An inspection card for easy fault finding



Damage to the transmission range switch

Damage to the transmission range switch

No communication with the scanner HI - SCAN

If no communication with the scanner HI - SCAN, may be defective or electric circuit is not functioning TCM

Damage to the electrical circuit

Damage to the connector

Damage TCM
Unable movement

Can not start the engine

Can not start the engine when the selector lever is in position N or P.

In such cases, the cause may be a malfunction of the engine control, the torque converter or oil pump.

Damage to the engine management system

Damage to the torque converter

Damage to the oil pump

No progress

If there is no forward movement when moving the selector lever from N to D, 3, 2 or L when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure in the pipeline or damage downshift or valve body.

Abnormal line pressure

Damage to the solenoid valve to downshift

Damage to clutch downshift

Damage to the valve body

No reversing

If there is no movement reverse by moving the selector lever from N to R position when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure in the reverse gear clutch, brake and transmission lowest reverse gear or valve body.

Abnormal pressure in the clutch reverse gear

Abnormal low pressure in the low-brake transmission and reverse gear

Damage to the low clutch transmission and reverse gear

Damage to the valve body

There is no movement forward or backward

If there is no movement forward or back by moving the selector lever from the N position to any position when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure in the pipeline, damage to the transmission, oil pump or valve body.

Abnormal line pressure

Damage to the gearbox

Damage to the oil pump

Damage to the valve body
Failed to start

Stopping the engine at the beginning of movement

If the engine stops when you move the selector lever out of position N to D or R when the engine is idling the reason perhaps damage the engine management system, damper clutch solenoid valve, valve body or torque converter

Damage to the engine management system

Damage to the damper clutch solenoid valve

Damage to the valve body

Damage to the torque converter

Jerks or delayed response when you move the selector lever out of position N to D

If there are jerks or there is a delay of more than 2 seconds when moving the selector lever from N to D when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps, in damage downshift, pressure or clutch downshift valve body or the position switch

Abnormal pressure to downshift

Abnormal low pressure in the low-brake transmission and reverse gear

Damage to the solenoid valve to downshift

Damage to the valve body

Damage to the position switch

Jerks or delayed response when you move the selector lever out of position N to R

If there are jerks or there is a delay of more than 2 seconds when moving the selector lever from N to R at the engine idling reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure coupling the reverse gear and the back pressure in the brake system, clutch reverse, brake, low transfer and reverse gear, the valve body or the position switch

Abnormal pressure in reverse clutch

Abnormal low pressure in the low-brake transmission and reverse gear

Damage to the solenoid valve of low transmission and reverse gear

Damage to the reverse clutch

Damage to the valve body

Damage to the position switch

Jerks or very slow response when moving the selector lever from N to D, N or R

If there are jerks or there is a delay of more than 2 seconds when moving the selector lever from N to D or from N to R position when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure in the pipe or damage the oil pump or valve body.

Jerks or very slow response when moving the selector lever from N to D, N or R

If there are jerks or there is a delay of more than 2 seconds when moving the selector lever from N to D or from N to R position when the engine is idling the reason, perhaps in abnormal pressure in the pipe or damage the oil pump or valve body.
Failure displacement

Jerks and omissions

If there is jerking motion during the displacement of the selector lever and the transmission is switched higher than the engine speed is the reason, possibly in abnormal pressure in the pipeline is damaged or solenoid valve, the oil pump, the valve body, the brake or clutch.

Abnormal line pressure

Damage to each solenoid valve

Damage to the oil pump

Damage to the valve body

Damage to each brake or clutch
Changes of position movement

All provisions

If the motion displaced all transfer position reason may be damaged in the speed sensor of the driven shaft, TPS or solenoid valve.

Damaged throttle sensor

Damage to each solenoid valve

Abnormal line pressure

Damage to the valve body

Some provisions

If at some offset movement transfer position reason possibly damage the valve body

Damage to the valve body

No offset

There are no diagnostic trouble codes

If the motion is no offset and diagnostic codes reason possibly damage the transmission range switch and TCM

Damage to the transmission range switch

Damage to the valve body
Failures movement

Poor acceleration

If vehicle acceleration is weak, even if a forced downshifting, the reason may be damaged in the engine control, the brake or clutch.

Damage to the engine management system

Damage to the brake or clutch

Damage to the engine management system

Damage to the brake or clutch

Damage to the engine management system

Damage to the brake or clutch

Switch the transmission range

The reason, perhaps, to damage the circuit breaker lockout, ignition or TCM
Damage to the ignition

Vehicle Speed Sensor

The reason may be damaged in the sensor circuit vehicle speed or TCM

Vehicle Speed Sensor

The reason may be damaged in the sensor circuit vehicle speed or TCM

Identification of bearings





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