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You are very welcome and good luck with the vehicle.
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You are very welcome and good luck with the vehicle.

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2002 Kia Sedona. The owner is a friend and says his vehicle cuts off. He turns the key and it starts back up. It will do the same thing later the same day. It can do it three days later. It has not done it since Wednesday July 31.<br />
Our conversation has eliminated the alternator, battery, starter, over heating crank sensor, bad plug, bad wire, timing belt. <br />
Possibilities are a partially broken wire to the ignition switch (?), crank sensor that is not over heating but trying to going bad (I lost one of these on the highway and the car just went dead and all instrument lights cutoff in an instant).<br />
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And ????
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2002 Kia Sedona. The owner is a friend and says his vehicle cuts off. He turns the key and it starts back up. It will do the same thing later the same day. It can do it three days later. It has not done it since Wednesday July 31.
Our conversation has eliminated the alternator, battery, starter, over heating crank sensor, bad plug, bad wire, timing belt. 
Possibilities are a partially broken wire to the ignition switch (?), crank sensor that is not over heating but trying to going bad (I lost one of these on the highway and the car just went dead and all instrument lights cutoff in an instant).

And ????

Kia cuts off but starts up again.

In addition to ignition, power and monitoring gauges and lights, today's motor vehicles feature computerized engines, transmissions and braking systems, electronic mapping systems, Bluetooth and Internet connectivity, sensors that detect other vehicles, motorized seats, and digital audio and video systems; several manufacturers are producing electric and hybrid automobiles and self-driving cars.