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2001 kia optima..stopped running while driving like it was ...
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2001 kia optima..stopped running while driving like it was out of gas...not the problem..cranks but won't turn over...used ether and engine would fire..disconnected fuel filter and had good fuel flow while trying to turn over..put on a new fuel filter and still won't turn over just cranks...disconnected return fuel line at engine and have fuel flow there...possibly be clogged injecters ?

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April 1 1:57 PM (41 minutes and 31 seconds later)
         
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Hello logan! I know you think its a fuel problem, but dont rule out timing! these are known to break belts and trash crank sensors! There is a seconary belt behind the timing belt that gets very loose and should be replaced as well. Pull the timing cover and look at the belt, it may be missing some teeth. If the ckp sensor is bad, it will cut off fuel to the motor.


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