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Kia Sedona Brake Problems by claires HOST
Aug 06, 2006 (11:39 pm)
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Stop here to talk about Kia Sedona brake problems.
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Brakes by bluedevils
Feb 16, 2006 (1:29 pm)
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Maybe it's the luck of the draw. Our 2002 EX has 62,000 miles and still on the original brakes with no problems in the 4 years we've had the van - no funny noises, no shaking, no warping, etc. We do a pretty even mix of city / highway driving.
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Re: Brakes [bluedevils] by likelleh
Feb 16, 2006 (5:47 pm)
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Replying to: bluedevils (Feb 16, 2006 1:29 pm)

Yeah, i think its the luck of the draw. I only bought my sedona after my ex and his wife both bought 2004 Sedonas and have had no problems with either one!!!!!
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'04 Sedona, Repeat Brake and Rear Bearings by monty2222
Jun 19, 2006 (4:57 am)
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In again for brake noise. I think they replaced the rotors twice now. For a while it began pulsing, I gave it a while to wear in, but now I get a clunk sound once per wheel revolution as I brake. After making that appointment, I was on the highway and started gettting the old hum from the back end, like if running with knobby tires. When I pulled off and looked, there is oil/grease coming out of the wheel hub and splattered out across the wheel cover. Looks like bearings again. I did try Kia roadside assistance, but they would tow the car only, no transportation for us (dealer closed). So I just drove it home. Oh, also when wet the belts chirp quite a bit during warmup. Rather annoying. I am not buying Kia again.
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2005 Kia Sedona Brake Problems by neveragain4
Jul 07, 2006 (2:42 pm)
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I have an 05 Kia Sedona. It has been into the dealership five times now for brake problems. They have replaced the rotors and pads. It is still making the grinding/groaning noise when I slow to a stop. Not all the time but too much. We have filed a report through the BBB Autoline. Kia sent a factory rep up to test drive our van. He did not hear the noise. I was also told that the noise is normal! I have had many new vehicles and none with this problem! What can I do? Should I have it inspected by someone other than Kia. I want Kia to buy it back. It is a lemon!!
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BRAKE CLUNKING NOISE by monty2222
Jul 17, 2006 (9:18 am)
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2004 Kia Sedona with 23K miles. Often when I apply brakes lightly at low speed (almost stopped) I get a clunking noise about once per wheel revolution. Sounds like its coming from the back. Mostly on damp or humid days. I have had it in twice and they say the brakes look fine. The first time it was also in for a bad wheel bearing and so they replaced it and assumed it was the noise, but not. The second time I DEMONSTRATED it to the mechanic, but they said brakes looked OK and boss said to replace the rear shocks! Anybody else have/solve this issue? Sometimes there is also a groan just as I stop, I am sure it is pads sticking and letting go. Maybe I should just go to Midas.
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BRAKE CLUNKING NOISE by monty2222 by smulvey
Jul 17, 2006 (1:38 pm)
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Monty2222- monty - please check quickly to see if your rear wheel bearings are about to fail.
 
I have seen where a number of people that have the Alloy Wheels have reported that the pretty metal cover over the lug nuts traps water inside the hub cap until it seeps into the wheel bearing space and rusts out the rear wheel bearings resulting in catastrophic failure. Of course before they failed they may have made a ticking sound like you describe. My car has the steel road wheels and so is not effected. Mine has 78K on it and is working great.
 
I wonder if you have a bad spot now on the Metal Axle shaft itself?
 
If you know how to remove the wheel and the hub you can investigate yourself on saturday.
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Re: BRAKE CLUNKING NOISE by monty2222 [smulvey] by monty2222
Jul 18, 2006 (3:34 pm)
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Replying to: smulvey (Jul 17, 2006 1:38 pm)

No, as I posted, they just replaced the rear bearings. The sound they make when bad is a hum like driving with knobby tires. There is also a recall on that. The clunking/ticking noise only happens when the brakes are lightly applied at low speed. I think the pads are sticking.
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2004 Kia Sedona Brake Issues by dishnerm21
Aug 02, 2006 (5:41 am)
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I have a 2004 Kia Sedona with 34k miles. I am have to turn or replace rotors every 10k miles because of serious vibration when braking. The first two times the dealer turned the rotors and told me they could turn then 7-8 times. They never attempted to find what was causing the issue. The third time they told me I need a complete brake job at the cost of $330. We live in a totally flat area and my wife does not ride the brake, I have paid close attention to this. I have talked to several people at Kia corporate and they are useless. All they can say it is normal for some vehicles to do this. I am replacing the rotors and brakes with non-Kia parts in hope this resolves my issues. This is my last Kia. They advertise such a great warrenty but you might as well not even have one. Has anyone else had this issue?

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