2022 KIA stinger GT-line with 30k

[trumanshow2022]

Remote start isn’t working will be taking it to the dealership again to try to get it fixed. Also the front passenger seat sensor is off the no seat belt sign goes off without anyone sitting is there a quick fix for that?
Also what maintenance should be done and where do y’all usually take it? I dislike the dealership and recently took it to a brake plus. What are y’all recommendations?

 

[Kia Stinger]

Remote start isn’t working will be taking it to the dealership again to try to get it fixed. Also the front passenger seat sensor is off the no seat belt sign goes off without anyone sitting is there a quick fix for that?
Also what maintenance should be done and where do y’all usually take it? I dislike the dealership and recently took it to a brake plus. What are y’all recommendations?

Welcome. Moving this topic out of the community lounge and into the main Stinger forum...

 

[Snicklefritz]

Buckle the passenger seatbelt, that should turn the warning off. Keep mentioning this when you go in for regular maintenance. Maybe KIA dealerships really stink where you are, but I can't see a "Brake Plus" being any better or worse of a gamble. Your call.

 

[socalvn]

30,000 mi service. I'm getting ready to do this one

 

[Volfy]

Those prices aren't bad at all. I would be tempted to let somebody else do the ATF flush for $260.

 

[7Andrei7]

What is fuel induction?

 

[Volfy]

What is fuel induction?

The ECU crams all the incoming molecules into the fuel gallery, debriefs them on the basics of Otto Cycle, gives them a pep talk on the importance of their impending missions, and warns them of the danger of detonation, before pumping up their morale with the HPFP, and sending them into the cylinders to achieve the glory of internal combustion.

 

[JSolo]

With both port and direction injection, I imagine this is only cleaning of the throttle bodies, if that.

 

[7Andrei7]

Ah, ok, we don't have this "fuel induction" in our maintenance list in Europe.

 

[Volfy]

Ah, ok, we don't have this "fuel induction" in our maintenance list in Europe.

Cheesy jokes aside, we don't have that here in the US, either. It is a common add on service dept throw in to make a Lil more $$.

Sounds like fuel system cleaning to me. Some injects cleaner directly into the intake manifold to clean the intake valves on GDI engines. Seafoam has a product for this IIRC. How effective I dunno.