i have a 2005 kia sorento that won't start. it turns over but just won't start. It is all of a sudden leaking gas also

Asked by pwburn Sep 20, 2014 at 11:18 PM about the Kia Sorento

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Drove it to work when it was time to leave it just cranks but won't start. When I was trying to start it we noticed gas leaking out.

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What area under vehicle is gas leaking. ( front , back , dr.side , pas.side )

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check timing belt, mine went out.. started fine\ then wouldn't start..also might be crankshaft positioning senor or camshaft positioning sensor.. my timing belt took out both of these went it started coming apart..

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