2004 Kia Rio Drivetrain Parts

This table covers the seals where an axle shaft exits the housing. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again. Read more

2 Axle Shaft Seal parts for the 2004 Kia Rio come from 2 brands — KIA and TIMKEN.

This group includes KIA MG03026154A and TIMKEN 1126S.

This table covers the complete CV axle shafts from differential (or hub) to wheel. Typical signs include a click in tight turns, grease flung around the wheel well, or a vibration that builds with speed. A torn boot caught early is a boot kit; caught late it is the whole axle. Torque the axle nut to the method in the notes. Read more

36 CV Axle parts for the 2004 Kia Rio come from 9 brands — CARDONE, AUTO EXTRA, APWI and 6 other brands. The "Popular" part is HERI 87608. Economy and Standard Replacement are all represented, and Economy alone accounts for 18 parts.

This table covers the constant-velocity joints at each end of a drive axle. Read more

2 CV Joint parts for the 2004 Kia Rio come from 2 brands — ACKOJA and VAICO.

This group includes ACKOJA A530031 and VAICO V530031.

This table covers the boots that keep grease in a CV joint. Typical signs include a split boot, grease flung around the joint, or a click once grit is inside. A boot caught early is a kit. Once the joint has clicked, the joint itself is usually worn. Read more

4 CV Joint Boot parts for the 2004 Kia Rio come from 2 brands — BECK/ARNLEY and MEVOTECH.

Part numbers include BECK/ARNLEY 1032931, BECK/ARNLEY 1032828 and MEVOTECH DX783, among others listed above.

This table covers the gear oils specified for the axle or transfer case. Typical signs include a low-oil lamp, knocking, or oil that has gone thin before the next interval. Match the viscosity and spec in the notes, not just the weight on the bottle. Read more

This group shows a single part: IDEMITSU 30305024750.