Extended
Warranty Coverage
2015 – 2018
Covered Model Years
1
Active Recall Campaigns
1-800-333-4542
Kia Consumer Affairs
Eligible Kia K900 Model Years
The following Kia K900 model years may fall under engine settlement, recall, or warranty-extension pathways. Eligibility depends on your exact engine, VIN, KSDS/software update status, maintenance history, and dealership findings — not the model year alone.
Active Recall Campaigns for Kia K900
Reference these NHTSA recall numbers in all communications with the dealer and manufacturer.
20V750
NHTSA Recall Campaign
Common Kia K900 Engine Failure Symptoms
Document any of these symptoms with dates and photos before contacting the dealer.
Engine knocking or ticking noise
Check engine light with oil pressure codes
Excessive oil consumption
Engine stalling or loss of power
Oil pressure warning light
Rough idle or engine vibration
Why Kia Dealers Deny K900 Warranty Claims
These are the most common denial tactics — and why each one can be challenged.
"Lambda engine not covered" — Lambda II engines have documented NHTSA complaints and may be covered under recall campaigns.
"Outside warranty" — Class action settlements and NHTSA recalls can extend coverage beyond the standard warranty period.
"No maintenance records" — The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects you from this denial tactic.
"Normal wear" — Premature engine failure is not normal wear — it is a manufacturing defect.
Watch: Kia K900 Engine Recall Explained
Carl Adams from Carl's Garage walks through exactly what Kia K900 owners need to know about the engine recall, how to fight warranty denials, and what steps to take right now.
Video by Carl's Garage on YouTube — subscribe for the latest Kia & Hyundai recall updates.
Kia K900 Engine Recall — FAQ
Important: This page is for educational recall, warranty, and settlement guidance only. It does not guarantee that your vehicle qualifies for a free engine replacement, reimbursement, recall repair, or warranty approval. Eligibility depends on your exact year, model, engine, VIN, recall/campaign history, KSDS or software update status, maintenance records, mileage, failure symptoms, dealership inspection, and current manufacturer policy. Always verify your VIN through NHTSA, Kia, Hyundai, or the official settlement lookup before assuming coverage.