Failing Crankshafts May Catch on Fire in the 2017 Sorento

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A small number (62) of 2017 Sorento SUVs have defective crankshafts, forcing a recall that starts next month. Kia also says it's possible failed crankshafts could cause fires, so dealers will need to inspect the crankshafts and if needed, replace the engine sub assemblies.

If your crankshaft breaks it’s going to be a bad day. A fire would just be the cherry on top.

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