My 2006 Kia Rio stalled out while driving and wont start again

Asked by Guru95D7V7 Dec 28, 2020 at 02:23 PM about the 2006 Kia Rio LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 06 Kia Rio stalled while I was driving the other day.  It would crank but not turn over. I went out the next morning to try to start it again and the battery was completely drained and it is a brand new battery roughly 6 months old.  Someone looked at it for me and cant seem to tell me what the problem is.  He checked the spark plugs, fuses, fuel pump etc.  I cant afford to just spend money on parts to see if this or that is wrong.  Can someone please help? Thanks so much

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What do you mean by stalled? What exactly stopped working and did you get it started after it stalled

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Have you checked the voltage from alternator? Also sounds like you could have a parasitic drain on your battery. Battery light on? Diode in alternator could be bad letting battery voltage go back into alternator instead of one way from alternator to battery.

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