Where is the fill plug on 2009 Kia Rio standard transmission?

Where is the fill plug on 2009 Kia Rio standard transmission?

2009 kia rio 5 sx 5 speed manual tran. Here you go, here is all the info you need to do a complete drain and fill on your manual trans: http://www.kia-forums.com/2g-2006-2010-rio-rio5/84704-rio-manual-transmission-flush-guide.html 29 people found this helpful. Fast answer: 19mm large black bolt next to clutch fluid line bolt.

Can a 2009 Kia Rio be used as an SUV?

The Rio SX versions have specific tires and suspension settings, and they feel slightly sportier. Engine noise is a problem across the line, and it finishes the otherwise satisfying driving impression on a slightly sour note. But this is a subcompact vehicle, not an SUV, so the 2009 Rio should be used for four adults on shorter trips.

What kind of engine does the Kia Rio have?

The 2009 Kia Rio and Rio5, both offered in LX and SX models, share a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine with 110 horsepower. It can be teamed with either a five-speed manual gearbox or a four-speed automatic. Fuel economy for the new model year hits 25 mpg city, 35 highway for the automatic, 27/32 mpg for manual shift cars—good but not great numbers.

What are the trim levels of a Kia Rio?

Trim levels include a bare-bones Base model, an LX and a sporty SX. The Rio competes with the Chevrolet Aveo and Toyota Yaris. Kia’s Rio5 hatchback is covered separately in the Cars.com Research section. The Rio’s radio unit has been revised and now has Sirius Satellite Radio and MP3 compatibility.

What kind of transmission does the Kia Rio have?

The 2009 Kia Rio’s manual transmission is an appealing choice for those wanting a sporty vehicle, and Edmunds says, “As expected, the manual transmission makes the Rio more sprightly and fun to drive,” noting that “a five-speed manual transmission is standard across the board, while a four-speed automatic is optional on all but the base sedan.”

What was the problem with my Kia Rio?

I let them know it was sensor for the transmission, after 3rd time they said it was the sensor. Transaxle began to slip when shifting between Park and Reverse. Took the car into the shop – turns out there was a leak in a gasket at the top of the transaxle, which was leaking transmission fluid. Dealer replaced transaxle – covered by warranty.

The Rio SX versions have specific tires and suspension settings, and they feel slightly sportier. Engine noise is a problem across the line, and it finishes the otherwise satisfying driving impression on a slightly sour note. But this is a subcompact vehicle, not an SUV, so the 2009 Rio should be used for four adults on shorter trips.

Is there an extended warranty on a Kia Rio?

An extended warranty can provide peace of mind. Chart based on 11 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance. Transmission was slipping which happened at no specific time hot or cold. Had to take car back 3 times, check engine light on, they adjusted.