| Components |

| 1. E-Shifter 2. Parking release actuator |
3. Parking release cable 4. Parking release lever |
| Circuit Diagram |

| Description |
| • |
Operating Principle: Any change in the lever position is detected and transmitted via electric signals from the electronic shift lever ECU to the TCM. |
| • |
Function |
| – |
Gear shifting signal transmission |
| – |
Shift lever display |
| – |
Shift locking |
| – |
System failure diagnosis |
| • |
Electronic shift lever operation pattern
|
| • |
Operation order Flow diagram
|
| 1) |
The lever position is detected and the data is sent to the electronic shift lever ECM. |
| 2) |
The lever position information is transmitted from the electronic shift lever ECM to the TCM (CAN + Hard wire). |
| 3) |
The TCM controls the AT so that the mode reflects the lever position. |
| 4) |
The TCM checks the information on the final shift mode of the AT. |
| 5) |
The TCM sends the information on the final shift mode to the electronic shift lever ECM. (CAN) |
| 6) |
The Electronic shift lever ECM sends the information on final shift mode to the indicator. |
| 7) |
Current information on the final shift mode appears on the indicator. |
| Removal |
| 1. |
Remove the upper console cover (A) using the remover.
|
| 2. |
Disconnect the main connector (A).
|
| 3. |
Loosen the E-shifter mounting screws (A).
|
| 4. |
Loosen the E-shifter mounting bolts (A).
|
| Installation |
| 1. |
Install in the reverse order of removal. |
Kia Stinger (CK) 2018-2023 Service Manual: Power Seat Motor
Components and components location Component Location 1. Slide motor 2. Reclining motor 3. Lumber support motor 4. Front height motor 5. Cushion extension motor 6. Rear height motor Description and operation Description Power seat motor is driven by a motor in the following.Kia Stinger (CK) 2018-2023 Service Manual: Recognizing vehicles
The sensor may be limited when: - The radar or the camera is contaminated with foreign substances. - It heavily rains or snows. - There is electromagnetic interference. - Something in the path of travel deflects the radar waves. - The vehicle in front has a narrow body. (i.e. motor cycle and bicycle) - The driver's view is not clear due to backlight, reflected light, or darkness.