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Kia Borrego 2011 User Manual

Kia Borrego 2011
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Kia Borrego 2011 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKia
ModelBorrego 2011
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

How to use this manual

Explains manual layout, sections, and symbols (WARNINGs, CAUTIONs, NOTICES) for user guidance.

Fuel requirements

Details vehicle fuel type, octane ratings, compatibility with additives, and minimum performance fuel.

Vehicle handling instructions

Provides guidance on safe operation, considering vehicle design like center of gravity and avoiding abrupt maneuvers.

Vehicle break-in process

Offers simple precautions for the first 1,000 miles to optimize vehicle performance, economy, and longevity.

Indicator symbols on the instrument cluster

Lists and explains various warning and indicator lights on the instrument panel for quick recognition and understanding.

Your vehicle at a glance

Interior overview

Illustrates and labels key components within the vehicle's interior cabin for user familiarity and operation.

Instrument panel overview

Details and labels all controls and indicators on the dashboard for user access and operation.

Engine compartment

Provides diagrams identifying key components in the engine bay for routine checks and maintenance reference.

Safety features of your vehicle

Seats

Describes the adjustments for front, 2nd, and 3rd-row seats, including manual and power seat features.

Seat belts

Explains proper use and restraint system, including warnings about misuse, positioning, and maintenance.

Child restraint system

Details rear-seat placement, proper installation, and safety considerations for child seats, including legal requirements.

Air bag - advanced supplemental restraint system

Explains airbag function, operation, and safety precautions for the vehicle's advanced airbag system.

Features of your vehicle

Keys

Covers key operations, recording key numbers, and security features like the immobilizer system.

Smart key

Explains smart key usage for locking/unlocking, starting engine, and associated convenience features.

Remote keyless entry

Details operation of remote keyless entry for locking/unlocking doors and tailgate, and associated functions.

Theft-alarm system

Describes the three stages of the theft-alarm system (Armed, Theft-alarm, Disarmed) and its operational procedures.

Door locks

Explains operation of door locks from inside/outside vehicle, including central locking and keyless entry.

Tailgate

Covers opening, closing, and unlocking the tailgate using various methods and associated safety precautions.

Windows

Details power window operation, including auto up/down features and essential safety precautions.

Hood

Provides instructions on how to safely open and close the vehicle's hood correctly.

Driving your vehicle

Before driving

Outlines essential pre-drive checks: windows, mirrors, tires, fluid levels, and obstacle checks.

Key positions

Explains the different positions of the ignition switch (LOCK, ACC, ON, START) and their respective functions.

ENGINE START/STOP button

Describes the operation and illumination of the engine start/stop button for keyless ignition systems.

Starting the engine

Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting the engine using an ignition key or start button.

Automatic transmission

Explains the operation of the automatic transmission, including shift lever positions and their functions.

Four wheel drive (4WD)

Details the operation and usage of the 4WD system, including different modes and their specific applications.

Brake system

Covers power brakes, disc brake wear, parking brake application, and procedures for brake failure.

Cruise control system

Explains how to set, adjust, and cancel cruise control for maintaining a constant vehicle speed.

Economical operation

Offers driving suggestions for improving fuel economy and reducing maintenance costs through smooth driving habits.

Special driving conditions

Provides advice for driving safely in hazardous conditions like snow, ice, mud, and steep hills.

Winter driving

Offers tips for driving in winter conditions, including snow tires, fluid checks, and lock de-icing.

What to do in an emergency

Road warning

Explains use of hazard flashers and turn signals to alert other drivers during emergency stops or repairs.

In case of an emergency while driving

Covers procedures for engine stalls at crossroads, and steps for handling a flat tire while driving.

If the engine will not start

Provides troubleshooting steps for engines that fail to turn over or crank slowly, including battery checks.

Emergency starting

Details correct and safe procedures for jump-starting a vehicle using jumper cables and a booster battery.

If the engine overheats

Outlines immediate actions for engine overheating, including safety precautions and coolant checks.

Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS)

Explains TPMS function, including malfunction and low pressure indicators, and tire maintenance.

If you have a flat tire

Guides users through changing a flat tire safely, including tool usage, spare tire handling, and jacking precautions.

Towing

Provides essential information and recommendations for towing the vehicle safely using service or commercial tow trucks.

Maintenance

Engine compartment

Illustrates and labels key components in the engine bay for routine checks, maintenance, and fluid top-offs.

Maintenance services

Emphasizes exercising care during maintenance and recommends authorized KIA dealers for complex tasks and parts.

Owner maintenance

Lists basic checks owners can perform (fluids, tires, lights) and owner maintenance schedules.

Explanation of scheduled maintenance items

Details purpose and procedures for inspection/replacement of vehicle components based on mileage/time.

Engine oil

Explains how to check and maintain engine oil level and filter, including recommended oil types and procedures.

Engine coolant

Covers checking coolant level, type, and recommended mixture percentages for proper system function and freezing protection.

Brake fluid

Details how to check the brake fluid level, specifies correct fluid type, and outlines handling precautions.

Power steering fluid

Provides guidance on checking power steering fluid level and precautions for fluid usage.

Washer fluid

Explains how to check and refill the washer fluid reservoir, including recommendations for cold climate usage.

Parking brake

Covers parking brake system inspection, pedal stroke, and recommended adjustment procedures.

Air cleaner

Advises on replacing the air cleaner filter as needed and provides instructions for cleaning the element.

Climate control air filter

Explains the climate control air filter's function, inspection, and replacement based on driving conditions.

Wiper blades

Covers inspecting wiper blades for contamination and provides proper replacement procedures.

Battery

Provides instructions for safe battery handling, maintenance, and precautions during recharging or disconnection.

Tires and wheels

Offers comprehensive guidance on tire care, inflation, rotation, alignment, and replacement, including safety warnings.

Fuses

Explains the vehicle's fuse system, locations, replacement procedures, and warnings about improper fuse usage.

Appearance care

Gives advice on exterior and interior cleaning, waxing, and protecting the vehicle's finish from damage.

Emission control system

Introduces the vehicle's emission control systems and recommends regular dealer inspections and maintenance.

Specifications & Consumer information

Dimensions

Lists the external dimensions of the vehicle, including overall length, width, height, and wheelbase.

Bulb wattage

Provides a table detailing the wattage for various exterior and interior light bulbs used in the vehicle.

Tires and wheels

Specifies recommended tire sizes, wheel sizes, and cold tire inflation pressures for various driving conditions.

Recommended lubricants and capacities

Lists recommended lubricants and fluid capacities for key vehicle systems like engine oil and transmission fluid.

Vehicle identification number (VIN)

Explains the location and purpose of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), used for registration and legal matters.

Vehicle certification label

Identifies the location of the certification label, which provides the vehicle identification number (VIN) and other data.

Tire specification and pressure label

Details the location of the tire label, providing recommended tire pressures, sizes, and safety information.

Engine number

Explains where the engine number is stamped on the engine block for identification purposes.

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