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New to me Forte Koup T-GDi

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I'll skip the long story, but I ended up with this beauty from a family member. I had to put a fuel pump in it, now it's good to go!

So far, I'm really enjoying this car! It has some dings, but I may talk to a paintless dent repair place and see if we can fix it up a bit.

Good news is, it only has 52,000 Miles and it runs like new!

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I'll skip the long story, but I ended up with this beauty from a family member. I had to put a fuel pump in it, now it's good to go!

So far, I'm really enjoying this car! It has some dings, but I may talk to a paintless dent repair place and see if we can fix it up a bit.

Good news is, it only has 52,000 Mike's and it runs like new!

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Koups look better 2 door & the name coupe/Koup doesn't go with 4 doors
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I'd a rather have that small dent than the one some aholes left on my Koup trespassing & stealing junk.

Still kinda' hurts to see.
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Whenever you are gonna fix, DIY, repair, mod, upgrade. Post before, middle & after pics.

Also the website/merchant, store with part #'s you bought the parts from.

Nice koup.
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Ebay, Amazon sell the same items. Ebay has free shipping & Amazon only has free shipping over certain order.

catch cans helps in GDi.
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Welcome to the club.

HIDplanet.com (headlight/illumination)
DDMtuning.com (headlight/illumination)
Kiapartsnow.com (OEM/Factory)
Turbokits.com (aftermarket)
CARiD.com (OEM/aftermarket)
OptimaK5.com (OEM/aftermarket)
Theretrofitsource.com (headlights/illumi)
Ebay.com (
Amazon.com
Rockauto.com
Autozone
O'Reillys
Napa
Carquest
Pepboys
Advance auto
Walmart.
The above typed are all for throw away & Chineseium made parts & vehicle fluids.

Your local Junk/salvage yard for those "need it now bandaid last me for few weeks to save oem/factory" parts. Key remotes/key fobs, ECU/ECM, BCM, PCM, Multifuse, relays, engine, transmission fuel, exhaust.

Sensor, modules, remotes/key fobs & time consuming expensive parts always OEM/factory. OEM/factory engine oil filters (avoids problems & their cheap)

Pairing/syncing key remotes/key fobs to your vin/pin vehicle is a dealership only. Even the $5 to $8,000 snap on OBD2 automotive scanner will have trouble. Just buy dealership key remote/fobs & pay. Will save you hassles & money.

Owners manual can be purchased on Ebay, Amazon & your local dealership.

If you need specific info on your vehicle. The local Kia/Hyundai dealership parts dept can help. You can ask for info that paramount to make your DIY/repairs effective & efficiently.

I have several posts on my 1st gen Koup. Might give you some info/hints & or help.

Hope this helps
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I have a few posts on interior & exterior cosmetic/appearance & restoring pics. Check them out & see if they'll help.
TAKE BEFORE, MIDDLE/DURING & AFTER PICS.

WE LOVE PICS
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