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Protect Your Warranty By Performing This Required Maintenance

7,500 miles
15,000 miles
22,500 miles
A Change: Engine oil, engine oil filter

Inspect*: Drive belts (2.0L), fuel tank, cap, lines and hoses, disc brakes and pads, power steering
fluid, steering operation, linkage and hoses, tire tread
Lube: Locks and hinges
B Inspect*: Air cleaner element
30,000 miles
37,500 miles
45,000 miles
52,500 miles
60,000 miles
67,500 miles
75,000 miles
82,500 miles
90,000 miles
97,500 miles
condition, brake lines, hoses and connections, parking brake, exhaust pipe and muffler, brake/clutch
fluid, driveshaft u-joints, driveshaft and boots
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D Replace: Air cleaner element
E Inspect*: Fuel tank air filter

F Replace: Fuel tank air filter
Inspect: Drive belt (2.7L), vacuum crankcase ventilation hoses, front suspension ball joints,
chassis/body nuts and bolts
G
F
G Replace: Engine coolant
D
C
H Inspect*: Engine timing belt

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I Replace: Fuel filter

J Replace: Transfer case fluid, engine timing belt, spark plugs (2.0L)
Inspect*: Valve clearance (2.0L), water pump
K Replace: Spark plugs (2.7L)
100,000 miles
105,000 miles
C Inspect*: Automatic/manual transmission fluid, propeller shaft clean, bolt retighten (4WD), battery
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**If equipped.
Rotate tires every 7,500 miles or sooner if needed.
Check tire pressure monthly.
Inspect transfer case fluid (4WD), rear differential fluid (4WD) every 25,000 miles.
Replace air conditioner air filter** every 10,000 miles.
Warranty may be voided if maintenance schedule is not followed. See your local Kia retailer
for factory trained technicians and genuine Kia parts.
See your Owners Manual for more details and complete maintenance information,
including severe maintenance schedule.
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Child Safety Locks

Located on the rear edge of the door, push the child safety lock to
the lock position to disable the inner door handles from opening
the rear doors. WARNING: To prevent a child from opening rear
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whenever children are in the vehicle.
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AIR BAG OFF
Passenger Air Bag Off

If there is no passenger or the adult passenger is small or out of
position, the front PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator may turn ON.
When this indicator is ON, the front passengers air bag will not operate.
Please refer to your Owners Manual and the separate brochure
entitled Your Safety is Important to Kia for more detailed
information regarding your vehicles air bags.
WARNING: Always properly restrain children in the rear seat of
your vehicle. Seat covers must NOT be used because they can
affect how the system operates.
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CONTENTS:
Drivers Controls
Steering Wheel/Panel/
Stalk Controls
Roof Panel Controls
19
19
02
Instrument Panel Dimmer
Map Light
Double-Turn Unlocks All
06
19
Key Fob/Remote Keyless Entry*
02
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Center Dome Light
06
19
Fuel Cap/Check Engine Light
02
4WD Transfer Mode
Rear Dome Light

Sunroof*
20
Exterior
Interior
Power Windows
03
Central Door Lock Button
03
Power Outside Mirrors
03
Instrument Cluster
Warning Lights
04
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
(TPMS)*
05
Selection Button*
Headlights Control & Turn Signals
06
07
Windshield Wiper &
Washer Controls
Auto-Dimming Rearview
Mirror with HomeLink*
21
08
Seating
22
Cruise Control*
09
Tripmeter/Trip Computer*
8-Way Adjustable Drivers Seat
22
10
Manual Adjustable
Center Panel Controls
11
Audio Systems
60/40-Split Folding Rear Seats
24
11
Digital Clock
Seatback Table
24
16
Passengers Seat
23
Safety
25
16
Climate Controls*
25
17
Manual/Automatic Gear Shift*
Child Safety Locks
25
18
Seat Warmers*
18
Rear Window Defroster/Outside Mirror
Heater*/Windshield Deicer*
Maintenance
*If equipped.
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DRIVERS CONTROLS - EXTERIOR
Double-Turn Unlocks All

Unlock all doors and rear hatch by turning the key toward the rear of the
vehicle twice within 4 seconds. Turn toward the front of the vehicle once
to relock all doors.
BACKSIDE
B
C
Key Fob/Remote Keyless Entry*

Lock: Press the lock button A to lock all doors.
Unlock: Press the unlock button B once to unlock the drivers door,
twice within 3 seconds to unlock all doors.
NOTE: If doors are not opened, they will automatically relock after 30 seconds.
Panic: Press the panic button
to stop panic mode.
CLICK!
CLICK!
CLICK!
for longer than 1 second. Press again
Fuel Cap/Check Engine Light

Tighten cap at least 3 clicks or more, otherwise the Check Engine
light in the instrument cluster may illuminate, requiring you to securely
tighten the cap.
DRIVERS CONTROLS - INTERIOR
Power Windows
Auto Down: Press the power window switch D to the second detent
position and release to completely lower the window. Lift momentarily
to stop the window.
A
DO UTO
WN
Lockout Switch E : Located on the drivers door panel, press to disable

passengers power windows.
Central Door Lock Button

Located on driver and passenger door panels, press the front portion of
this button to lock all doors, press the rear portion to unlock all doors.
F
L
R
Power Outside Mirrors

Move the mirror selection switch F to the L or R position for the left or
right mirror and use the mirror adjustment control G to select the desired
position.
*If equipped.
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Warning Lights: The warning lights and indicators alert you to situations that may need attention.
Refer to your Owners Manual for more information on the function of all the warning lights.
Low Tire Pressure Indicator: One or

more tires are under-inflated.
60
80
Tire Pressure Monitoring System:*
MPH
4
40
100
Illuminates for three seconds at engine
100 120
80
140
H
6 7 8
60
start up. TPMS is malfunctioning if the
160
5
20
40
120
180
4
light stays on.
20
200
x1000 rpm
3
220
C
Air Bag Warning: Air bag system is
140
0
2
malfunctioning.
F
1
Low Washer Fluid: The washer fluid
0
tank is nearly empty.
E
High Beam Indicator: High beam lights
are on.
Front Fog Lights*: Indicates the front fog lights are on.
Oil Pressure Warning: Indicates low oil pressure.
Safety Belt Warning: Drivers safety belt is not fastened. ESC ESC (Electronic Stability Control): System is enabled when
light illuminates for 3 seconds at engine start-up, then goes out.
Parking Brake/Fluid Warning: Brake fluid is low. Parking
ESC
brake is ON.
OFF ESC OFF: Illuminates if ESC button is pushed to turn
system OFF.
Charging System Warning: The electrical system is
ABS Warning: Indicates a potential problem with the Antimalfunctioning.
lock Brake System. Brake lining may occasionally squeak,
Door Ajar: One of the doors is not fully closed.
that is normal.
Check Engine: May indicate a problem with the emission
CRUISE Cruise*: Indicates the cruise control is currently enabled.
system or automatic transaxle.
SET Set: Indicates the cruise control function is ON.
4WD System Warning*: When key is turned to the ON
Low Fuel: There are approximately 2.3 gallons or less of
position, light will come on and then go off in a few seconds.
fuel remaining.
4WD LOCK Indicator Light*: Illuminates when 4WD
Rear Hatch Open: The rear hatch is not fully closed.
LOCK button is pushed. To turn off, push button again.
km/h
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
A
B
Tachometer: The tachometer indicates number of engine revolutions per minute.

Odometer/Tripmeter: The odometer indicates the total distance the vehicle has been driven. The Tripmeter can
record individual trip distances for up to two different trips
(A or B). The Tripmeter button (located to the right of
the steering wheel column) will reset the meter to
D
C
C
0 if pressed longer than 1 second.
80
60
MPH
Turn Signal Indicators: The
40
100
H
6 7 8
indicator will illuminate when
5
20
120
F
4
the turn signal control is engaged.
x1000 rpm
3
C
140
0
Speedometer: Indicates speed
2
A
F
1
of vehicle.
G
0
E
B
Shift Pattern Indicator: Indicates
E
shift lever selection.
Engine Temperature Gauge: Shows the temperature of the engine coolant. If the needle nears the H
position on the gauge, it indicates an overheating engine. Do not drive your vehicle in this condition.
Fuel Gauge: Displays approximate amount of fuel remaining in the vehicles fuel tank.
80
60
40
20
100 120
km/h
140
160
180
200
220
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)*

TPMS detects loss of tire pressure beyond specific limits. The system will turn on a warning light
to
alert the driver of tire(s) with a low pressure condition, check/correct to extinguish warning light. If the
letters TPMS appear and remain illuminated, this indicates the Tire Pressure Monitoring System is not
functioning properly. Consult your dealer for service. For proper maintenance, safety, and maximum fuel
economy, you must always maintain recommended tire inflation pressures and stay within the load limits
and weight distribution recommended for your vehicle.
*If equipped.
STEERING WHEEL / PANEL / STALK CONTROLS
Instrument Panel Dimmer

The Instrument Panel Dimmer A is located to the left of the steering
column. When the parking lights or headlights are on, rotate the
control knob to adjust the instrument panel display brightness to the
desired level.
A
ESC
4WDK
LOC
OFF
ESC
OFF
4W
CK
LO
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

The Electronic Stability Control (ESC) monitors information from
various vehicle sensors, then compares the drivers commands with
the behavior of the vehicle. If an unstable condition occurs, ESC
intervenes within fractions of a second via the engine computer and
brake system. To turn the ESC OFF, press ESC button. To turn ESC
ON, press again. System defaults to ON position at start.
4WD Transfer Mode Selection Button*

Press to lock transfer case in 4WD mode for off-road driving or driving
in low-traction conditions. To return to 4WD Auto Mode, press again.
NOTE: System automatically begins to deactivate at speeds above
19 mph and returns to 4WD Auto Mode at speeds above 25 mph.
Headlights Control & Turn Signals

High Beams: Push light control away from you. Pull back for low beams.
PUSH
OFF
ON
OFF
AUTO
PULL
ROTATE
OFF
ON
OFF
AUTO
OFF
ON
OFF
AUTO
ROTATE
Light Control: Turn control stalk knob to the desired position:

OFF Exterior lights off
Parking lights on
Headlights on
AUTO* Headlight auto function
HINT: Auto light function may cause headlights to activate in low
light conditions.
Front Fog Lights*: With the headlights on, rotate the control ring B to
the ON position for improved visibility in inclement weather. To turn
the fog lights off, turn the Control Ring B to OFF position.
Turn Signals: Move stalk control up to signal a right turn, or down to
signal a left turn.
*If equipped.
MOVE UP
MIST
PULL
INT
MIST
OFF
INT
LO
HI
OFF
OFF
INT
REAR
ON
INT
LO
HI
MOVE DOWN
PULL
OFF
ON
Rear Wiper/Washer
Rotate the switch D to the desired position:
D
PULL
INT
ON
ROTATE
Top
: Sprays washer fluid with 1-2 cycles.
OFF: Wiper is not in operation.
OFF
INT
LO: Normal wiper speed.
REAR
PULL
MIST
OFF
INT
LO
HI
INT: Wiper operates intermittently. To vary the speed, rotate the

control ring C .
Windshield Washer:
Pull control stalk toward you, hold for continuous spray and wipe.
INT
INT
OFF: Wiper is not in operation.
HI: Fast wiper speed.
MIST
OFF
INT
LO
HI
Windshield Wiper & Washer Controls

MIST: Push the lever up and release for a single wipe, or hold for
continuous operation.
REAR
INT: Wiper operates intermittently at the same wiping intervals.

ON: Continuous wiper speed.
Bottom
: Sprays washer fluid and wipes.

C
A
N
C
E
RES
/ AC
C
EO
N-OFF
SET
/ COA
ST
CRUIS
E
RES
/ AC
C
N
/CO -OFF
AST
CRU
ISE
O
SET
Cruise Control*
To Set Cruise Control, Do the Following:
1. Push the CRUISE ON/OFF button E to turn the system on.
2. Accelerate to the desired speed, must be more than 24 mph (40 km/h).
3. Activate the SET/COAST switch by pushing the control stalk
downward, and release it at the speed you want. The SET light in
the instrument cluster will illuminate. Release the accelerator at the
same time. The desired speed will automatically be maintained.
To Cancel Cruise Control, Do One of the Following:
1. Press the brake pedal.
2. Push the CANCEL switch.
3. Push the CRUISE ON/OFF button.
To Increase Cruising Speed, Do One of the Following:
1. Activate the RES/ACCEL switch by pressing the control stalk
upward and releasing it. This will increase your current cruising
speed by 1 mph (1.6 km/h).
2. Hold the RES/ACCEL switch, your speed will increase gradually.
Let go of the button when you reach your desired speed.
To Decrease Cruising Speed, Do One of the Following:
1. Activate the SET/COAST switch by pushing the control stalk
downward and releasing it. This will decrease your current cruising
speed by 1 mph (1.6 km/h).
2. Hold the SET/COAST switch, your speed will decrease gradually.
Let go of the button when you reach your desired speed.
*If equipped.
Tripmeter/Trip Computer*
Located to the right of the steering column, press the TRIP button for
less than 1 second to access the following operations:
80
MPH
100 120
km/h
100
140
160
180
H
120
200
220
140
NOTE: Pressing the TRIP button for more than a second when the
operation is displayed clears the function.
F
E
(TRIP) Tripmeter: Select tripmeter A or B to display total distance

traveled since the last tripmeter reset.
(ET) Elasped Time: Displays total driving time from engine start to
ignition OFF.
(AVG) Average Fuel Consumption: Displays average fuel consumption
based on the total fuel used and distance since the last average
consumption reset.
(RANGE) Distance to Empty: Displays driving distance remaining with
current amount of fuel. Indicator light will blink when remaining distance
is below 30 miles.
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CENTER PANEL CONTROLS
7
4
EQ
CD-IN
FM
AM
CD
SCAN 7
PUSH
PUSH
POWER
AUDIO
CONTROL
11
10
8
SEEK
9 TRACK
3 RDM
4 RPT
FF
REW 13
14
Press to turn the system On or Off, rotate the

knob clockwise to increase or counterclockwise
to decrease the volume.
for the next highest/lowest channel
Press or
in radio mode or for the next/previous track in CD
mode.
Press to repeat playback of the current CD track.

Press for randomized selection of tracks on the CD.
12 Press and hold the corresponding preset button
(1-6) until you hear an audible beep to store a
station in memory.
10
10
VOLUME
Plays 5 seconds of each station in radio mode,

10 seconds of each track in CD mode.
TUNE
12
11
AM/FM/CD Audio System*

1
2
Press to switch to radio and select AM band.

Press to switch to radio and select FM1 and
FM2 bands.
Press to eject a CD, or hold to forcibly eject a
jammed CD.
Insert a CD to automatically begin playback.

Press to select CLASSIC, POP, ROCK, JAZZ
and OFF modes for the desired tone quality.
Press to select CD mode.
13
14
Press and hold to fast-forward through a CD

to rewind through a CD track.
track or
In radio mode, rotate the knob clockwise to increase
or counterclockwise to decrease the frequency.
Press to cycle through the audio controls (BASS,
TREBLE, etc.), then rotate the knob to adjust
accordingly.
NOTICE: Forcing the CD into the slot may damage the player.
*If equipped.
11
MP3 SOUND SYSTEM
EQ
CD-IN
2 FM/AM
CD
1 AUDIO
TAPE
PUSH
POWER
LOGIC CONTROL
9
10 SEEK
TRACK
VOLUME
ENTER
11
10
12
2 RDM
14
18
DIR 17
4 REW
SCROLL
FF
PUSH
SCAN 8
RPT
13
6 MARK
15
FILE
TUNE
16
AM/FM/CASSETTE/CD/MP3 AUDIO SYSTEM*
6
7
12
Press to select BASS, MIDDLE, TREBLE, FADER

and BALANCE listening modes, then rotate 18 to
adjust each accordingly.
Press to switch to radio and select AM, FM1 or
FM2 bands.
Press to eject a CD or tape, respectively, from the
system.
Insert a CD to automatically begin playback.
Press to select CLASSIC, POP, ROCK, JAZZ and
OFF modes for the desired tone quality.
Press to select CD/MP3 mode.
Press to select Tape mode, press again to switch
between tape sides during tape playback.
Plays 5 seconds of each station in radio mode,
10 seconds of each track or file in CD/MP3 mode.
10
11
12
13
14
Press / for the next highest/lowest channel

in radio mode or for the next/previous track or
file in CD/MP3 mode.
15
16
Press and hold to fast-forward through a tape,

CD track or MP3 file or press and hold
to
rewind through a tape, CD track or MP3 file.
17
In CD mode, press for randomized selection of

tracks. For an MP3 CD, press for randomized
selection of tracks within the selected folder.
18
In CD mode, press to repeat playback on the

current track or hold to repeat playback of the
selected CD. For an MP3 CD, hold to repeat
playback within the selected folder.
For tape mode, press when playing tapes
recorded with Dolby B Noise Reduction. Press
to view the full titles of MP3s that have long file
names.
Press and hold MARK for more than .8 seconds

to add current file to the playlist.
Press and hold the corresponding preset button
station in memory.
Press or
to search for a specific MP3 file folder
directory, then press 18 to access the directory
selected.
In radio mode, rotate the knob clockwise to increase
or counterclockwise to decrease the frequency. In
MP3 mode, rotate the knob to find the desired file,
then press the button to play the file.
*If equipped.
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MARK
RPT
RDM
LOAD
3
2 FM/AM
1
8
6-DISC CHANGER SOUND SYSTEM
CD
TAPE
EQ
10
PUSH AUDIO
PUSH
POWER
11
10
13 SEEK
TRACK
CONTROL
SCAN 17
14
12
VOLUME
LOGIC CONTROL
18
FF 16
REW
15
AM/FM/CASSETTE/6-DISC CD CHANGER
AUDIO SYSTEM*
TUNE
6
7
14
Press to select CD mode.

Press to switch to radio and select AM, FM1 or
FM2 bands.
Press once to eject a CD, hold to eject all CDs
from changer.
Press and hold to store the current track in
memory. Press for less than 1 second to switch to
play mode and listen to marked tracks.
Press once to repeat playback on the current track
or hold to repeat playback of the selected CD.
Press for randomized selection of tracks on the CD.
Press the LOAD button, then insert a CD to
automatically begin playback.
Press the LOAD button, display will instruct: WAIT,
INSERT CD, LOADING CD, READING CD. Repeat
procedure to LOAD multiple CDs.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Press and hold

Press to select Tape mode, press again to switch
to fast-forward through a CD
between tape sides during tape playback.
track or through a tape or press and hold
to
rewind
through
a
CD
track
or
through
a
tape.
Press to select CLASSIC, POP, ROCK, JAZZ
17 Plays 5 seconds of each station in radio mode,
and OFF modes for the desired tone quality.
10 seconds of each track in CD mode.
Press to eject a tape from the system.
18 In radio mode, rotate the knob clockwise to
increase or counterclockwise to decrease the
frequency. Press to cycle through the audio
controls (BASS, TREBLE, etc.), then rotate the
Press / for the next highest/lowest channel in
knob to adjust accordingly.
radio mode or for the next/previous track in CD mode.
Press when playing tapes recorded with Dolby B
Noise Reduction.
Press and hold the corresponding preset button
station in memory.
*If equipped.
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10:06
H
M
R
Digital Clock
With the ignition in the ACC or ON position, the clock buttons operate
as follows:
HOUR: Press H to advance the time displayed by one hour.
MINUTE: Press M to advance the time displayed by one minute,
or hold to rapidly advance.
RESET: Press R to clear away minutes and set to the nearest hour.
NOTE: Hold for more than 4 seconds to toggle between 12 hour
and 24 hour formats.
PUSH
16
Rear Window Defroster/Outside Mirror Heater*/

Windshield Deicer*
With the engine running, press to whisk away condensation, snow
and ice from the rear window. This button also heats the outside
rearview mirrors* and deices the windshield.* Press button again to
deactivate. The defroster automatically turns off after 20 minutes or
at engine shut-off.
Climate Controls*
1
5
OFF
4
PUSH
PUSH
PUSH
A/C
2
MAX
A/C
Fan Speed Control Knob

Rear Defroster Button
Air Intake Control Button
Air Conditioning Button
Mode Selection Control Knob
Temperature Control Knob
Windshield Defogging/Defrosting
Defrost Turns the defroster function
ON and OFF.
Manual system functions to operate defrost:
Mode Selection
position.
1. Select the Defrost
or Floor/Defrost
2. Select any fan speed (higher fan speeds will defrost
the windshield more quickly).
NOTE: In defrost mode some moisture may be visible on
the windshield during cool A/C operation. To eliminate this
effect adjust Temperature Control Knob 6 as desired. This
condition happens more at night and on cloudy days.
3. Select desired temperature.
is selected A/C is operational,
4. When defrost mode
fresh air vent is open, although A/C lamp is off.
1. When selecting OFF on Mode

Selection Control Knob, the fan does
not operate, but fresh air vent is
automatically selected.
2. When selecting MAX A/C, fresh air
vent mode is not activated.
*If equipped.
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2. Press the clutch pedal down fully while shifting, release it slowly.
SLIDE
+
-
Manual Gear Shift* The manual transaxle has 5 forward gears.

1. Clutch pedal must be fully depressed before vehicle can be started.
3. Return the gear shift lever to the neutral position before shifting into
reverse.
Automatic Gear Shift*
P (Park): Press the brake pedal to move the gearshift from PARK.
R (Reverse): Reverse.
N (Neutral): Gears disengaged.
D (Drive): The transaxle will shift through the gears automatically.
NOTE: Press the brake pedal to move gear shift from N to P or R position.
Sport Mode: Move the shift lever from the D position to the right
gate to select.
Sport Mode Shifting: Move the shift lever forward (+) to upshift or
(-) to downshift.
Seat Warmers*
Located below the gear shift on the center console, press the
corresponding switch for drivers or front passengers seat warming.
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ROOF PANEL CONTROLS
Map Light
Push switch
to turn light on, push again to turn light off.
DOOR
ON
ON
OFF
DR
Center Dome Light

Press switch B to select DOOR position to make the light come on
when a door is opened and go off when all doors are shut. Press
switch C to select ON position to keep dome light on.
Rear Dome Light

Set switch to OFF position to keep dome light off, or set to ON position
to keep dome light on. In the DR (Door) position, dome light will come
on when the rear hatch or rear hatch window is opened and go off
when closed.
*If equipped.
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ROOF PANEL CONTROLS
E
F
Sunroof*
With ignition in the ON position, operate by pressing the following
buttons:
AUTO SLIDE OPEN: Press D for less than 0.5 seconds to fully open
automatically. Press again to stop.
MANUAL SLIDE OPEN: Press and hold
desired position.
until sunroof opens to the
AUTO TILT OPEN: Press E for less than 0.5 seconds to fully tilt open
automatically. Press again to stop.
MANUAL TILT OPEN: Press E until sunroof tilts open to the desired
position.
CLOSE: Press
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to partially close, hold to fully close.
ROOF PANEL CONTROLS
Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror with HomeLink *

Press the programmed HomeLink buttons to automatically activate
the programming (garage door, security system, etc.). Please see your
Owners Manual for more detailed information on programming the
HomeLink system.
Auto-Dimming: Press the I button to turn the auto-dimming function

on. Press the O button to turn it off.
*If equipped.
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SEATING
8-Way Adjustable Drivers Seat
D
B
A
Adjusting the Seat Forward and Backward:

1. Pull up on the seat slide adjustment lever A under the seat cushion
and hold it.
2. Slide the seat until the desired position is attained.
3. Release the seat slide adjustment lever A and make sure the seat
is locked in place.
Front Cushion Height Adjustment:
To raise: Rotate the knob B clockwise.
To lower: Rotate the knob B counterclockwise.
Rear Cushion Height Adjustment:
To raise: Rotate the knob C clockwise.
To lower: Rotate the knob C counterclockwise
Seat Recline Adjustment:
1. Lean forward slightly and pull up on the seatback recline lever D .
2. Lean back on the seat until the desired position is attained.
3. Release the seatback recline lever D and make sure the seat is
locked in place.
WARNING: Adjusting the driver seat with the vehicle in motion could
cause loss of control and a serious accident.
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SEATING
Manual Adjustable Passengers Seat

Adjusting the Seat Forward and Backward:
1. Pull up on the seat slide adjustment lever E under the seat cushion
and hold it.
2. Slide the seat until the desired position is attained.
3. Release the seat slide adjustment lever E and make sure the seat
is locked in place.
Seat Recline Adjustment:

1. Lean forward slightly and pull up on the seatback recline lever F .
2. Lean back on the seat until the desired position is attained.
3. Release the seatback recline lever F and make sure the seat is
locked in place.
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SEATING
60/40-Split Folding Rear Seats
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Folding the Rear Seat:

1. Insert seatbelt buckles into pocket
between rear seatback and
cushion.
2. Move the seatbelt so its clear of
the seatback.
3. Lower the rear seat headrests to
the lowest position.
4. Pull up on the lock release lever G
located on the top of the seatback.
5. Fold the seatback forward and
down firmly.
Unfolding the Rear Seat:

1. Pull up on the lock release
lever G located on the top of
the seatback.
2. Lift and firmly push seatback
toward rear of the vehicle
until it clicks into place.
3. Recover seatbelt buckles
from pocket between rear
seatback and cushion.
4. Return the rear seatbelts to
their proper positions.
Seatback Table
To use front passenger seatback as
a table while parked, do the following:
1. Lower the front seat headrest to
the lowest position.
2. Lift up on seatback recline lever H .
3. Fold seatback forward and down
firmly.
To return seatback to original

position, do the following:
1. Lift up on the seatback
recline lever H .
2. Fold seatback toward rear
of the vehicle firmly until the
seatback clicks into place.
Drivers Controls
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Instrument Cluster
PASSENGER
AIR BAG OFF
Steering Wheel/

If there is no passenger or the adult passenger is small or out of
position, the front PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator may turn ON.
When this indicator is ON, the front passengers air bag will not operate.
Please refer to your Owners Manual and the separate brochure
entitled Your Safety is Important to Kia for more detailed
information regarding your vehicles air bags.
WARNING: Always properly restrain children in the rear seat of
your vehicle. Seat covers must NOT be used because they can
affect how the system operates.
Center Panel
Controls
Roof Panel Controls
Child Safety Locks

Located on the rear edge of the door, push the child safety lock to
the lock position to disable the inner door handles from opening
the rear doors. WARNING: To prevent a child from opening rear
doors from the inside, rear door safety locks should be activated
whenever children are in the vehicle.
Seating
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Safety
Protect Your Warranty By Performing This Required Maintenance

7,500 miles
15,000 miles
22,500 miles
A Change: Engine oil, engine oil filter

Inspect*: Drive belts (2.0L), fuel tank, cap, lines and hoses, disc brakes and pads, power steering
fluid, steering operation, linkage and hoses, tire tread
Lube: Locks and hinges
B Inspect*: Air cleaner element
30,000 miles
37,500 miles
45,000 miles
52,500 miles
60,000 miles
67,500 miles
75,000 miles
82,500 miles
90,000 miles
97,500 miles
condition, brake lines, hoses and connections, parking brake, exhaust pipe and muffler, brake/clutch
fluid, driveshaft u-joints, driveshaft and boots
I
C
D Replace: Air cleaner element
E Inspect*: Fuel tank air filter

F Replace: Fuel tank air filter
Inspect: Drive belt (2.7L), vacuum crankcase ventilation hoses, front suspension ball joints,
chassis/body nuts and bolts
G
F
G Replace: Engine coolant
D
C
H Inspect*: Engine timing belt

I
I Replace: Fuel filter

J Replace: Transfer case fluid, engine timing belt, spark plugs (2.0L)
Inspect*: Valve clearance (2.0L), water pump

C
K Replace: Spark plugs (2.7L)
100,000 miles
105,000 miles
C Inspect*: Automatic/manual transmission fluid, propeller shaft clean, bolt retighten (4WD), battery
K
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**If equipped.
Rotate tires every 7,500 miles or sooner if needed.
Check tire pressure monthly.
Inspect transfer case fluid (4WD), rear differential fluid (4WD) every 25,000 miles.
Replace air conditioner air filter** every 10,000 miles.
Warranty may be voided if maintenance schedule is not followed. See your local Kia retailer
for factory trained technicians and genuine Kia parts.
See your Owners Manual for more details and complete maintenance information,
including severe maintenance schedule.
Call 1-800-333-4KIA (4542) for Roadside Assistance.
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Protect Your Warranty By Performing This Required Maintenance

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Key Fob/Remote Keyless Entry*

Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

Center Dome Light

Fuel Cap/Check Engine Light

4WD Transfer Mode

Rear Dome Light

Central Door Lock Button

Power Outside Mirrors

Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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Windshield Wiper &

Mirror with HomeLink*

8-Way Adjustable Drivers Seat

Center Panel Controls

60/40-Split Folding Rear Seats

Passenger Air Bag Off

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Rear Window Defroster/Outside Mirror

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