Kia Truck Service & Repair Manuals. Wiring Diagrams
Air bag - supplemental restraint system
Air cleaner
Antenna
Ashtray
Audio system Antenna
Battery
Battery saver function
Before driving
Bonnet
Brake system
Anti-lock brake system (ABS)
Parking brake
Power brakes
Brakes and clutch
Bulb replacement
Front fog light bulb replacement
Interior
light bulb replacement
License plate light bulb replacement
Position/turn signal light bulb replacement
Rear combination light bulb replacement
Capacities
Centre seatback console tray
Central door lock switch
Changing tyres
Chains Tyre chains
Checking a tyre life
Climate control system
Air conditioning
Cigarette lighter
Cup holder
Defogging logic
Digital clock
Dimensions
Driver-side knee bolster
Door locks
Central door lock switch
Driving at night
Driving in flooded areas
Driving in the rain
Dust filter
Electrical circuit protection
Driver-side knee bolster
Fuses
Fuse panel description
Emergency starting
Jump starting procedure
Push-starting
Emergency whilst driving
Emission control system
Engine compartment
Engine cooling system
Engine number
Engine oil and oil filter
Engine temperature gauge
Exterior care
Exterior overview
Flat tyre
Changing tyres
Jack and tools
Reinstalling the spare tyre
Removing the spare tyre
Headrest adjustment
Horn
Ignition switch
Identification label
Immobiliser system
Instrument cluster
With tachometer
Without tachometer
Interior care
Interior features
Ashtray
AUX, USB and iPod
Cigarette lighter
Cup holder
Digital clock
Sunvisor
Interior light
Interior light bulb replacement
Interior overview
Jack and tools
Jump starting
Front fog light bulb replacement
Front seat adjustment
Front passenger’s seat
Fuel filler
Fuel filter
Fuel gauge
Fuses
Fuse panel description
Main fuse
Memory fuse
Gauge
Engine temperature gauge
Fuel gauge
Odometer
Speedometer
Tachometer
Tripmeter
Glove box
Hazard warning flasher
Hazardous driving conditions
Headlight levelling device
Keys
Label information
Engine number
Identification label
Load sensing
Vehicle identification number (VIN)
License plate light bulb replacement
Light bulbs
Lighting
Battery saver function
Headlight levelling device
Limited slip differential
Locking differential
Lubricant specifications
Lubricants and fluids
Main fuse
Maintenance schedule
Maintenance under severe usage conditions
Maintenance services
Manual transmission
Memory fuse
Mirrors
Day/night rearview mirror
Manual remote control
Outside rearview mirror
Odometer
Oil (level)
Outside rearview mirror
Overheating
Overloading
Owner maintenance
Parking brake
Position/turn signal light bulb replacement
Power brakes
Power steering
Power window
Push starting
Rear combination light bulb replacement
Rear gate
Rear parking assist system
Remote keyless entry
Road warning
Rocking the vehicle
Safety belts
Lap belt
Lap/shoulder belt
Safety belt warning light
Seats
Centre seat
Driver’s seat
Front seat adjustment
Front passenger’s seat
Headrest adjustment
Side gate
Snow tyres
Special driving conditions
Driving at night
Driving in flooded areas
Driving in the rain
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KIA generations at a glance
First generation
The company released the first model of the popular Bongo van back in 1980. The first cars that rolled off the assembly line in 1980 have a distinctive feature - round headlights. After 1981, the van received rectangular optics. The cars were equipped with a 2.2-liter engine and 70 horsepower, later for the first generation they made a 1.4-liter modification and a 2.4-liter diesel version and 80 horses. The first generation was produced from 1980 to 1993.
Second generation
The company began producing the second generation in 1989, while the production of the first generation did not stop. The van, which was made at the Bongo base, was named Besta. In the future, this was also the name of the KIA truck. The 1992 models received a new 2.7-liter petrol unit. 1995 brought a restyling to the famous car, after which the cars began to be exported as KIA K2700 and K2400, respectively, with 2.7 and 2.4 liter engines.
Third generation
In 1997, the production of the third generation of KIA vans began. The cars were equipped with an 80-horsepower 2.7-liter JS engine or a 3-liter unit for 90 horses. The third generation was produced from 1997 to 2005. The models that rolled off the assembly line after 2000 were distinguished by new radiator grilles and modified optics.
Fourth generation
The latest generation of KIA Bongo 3 is known in our market as a "donkey". Numerous test drives have shown that the van turned out to be a real truck, despite its size. This model can be produced with a pickup, refrigerator, awning or manufactured goods van body type. All variants are equipped with a powerful 4-cylinder 16-valve engine and an all-wheel drive transmission.