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<blockquote data-quote="Mitchell Fosgate III" data-source="post: 8890738" data-attributes="member: 691623">Get an adapter that plugs into your Sorento Kia for that radio and car make.&nbsp; Vendors like Schoeshe or Metra Online sell those.&nbsp; They&#039;ll give you the correct make adapter.&nbsp; Then go to your nearest audio shop, get a correcting dash or mounting kit for your radio and car make.&nbsp; By year, model of car and make.&nbsp; That&#039;s the mounting kit to buy.&nbsp; As for the Antenna adapter, they sell those too.&nbsp; Get one for the car make and radio.&nbsp; Antenna Adapter.&nbsp; Universal or specific.&nbsp;&nbsp; You want to plug in that into the iso?&nbsp;&nbsp; With the radio wiring harness that comes with the radio, you&#039;ll match it with the adapter wiring harness, color to color.&nbsp; Solder or butt connector used.&nbsp; Use electrical tape around connectors if using this method. That whole completed wiring then plugs into your original car iso connection.&nbsp; Female ISO.&nbsp; 2 day shipping to your house.&nbsp; Fed ex

One last thing: Kia Sorento, depending on year, has 8 mm screws or bolts holding the radio in.&nbsp; Some cars only need to pry open a section of the dash board.&nbsp; Look it up on the youtube channel.&nbsp; The car make and year and place &quot;and&quot; in the description area, type in &quot;how to remove a radio from a &quot;&nbsp; &quot;? The you tube gives you a video on how to do this.&nbsp; Wal-mart and Autozone sells the dashboard or mounting kit, some of them.&nbsp; Easy...!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mitchell Fosgate III, post: 8890738, member: 691623"] [JUSTIFY]Get an adapter that plugs into your Sorento Kia for that radio and car make. Vendors like Schoeshe or Metra Online sell those. They'll give you the correct make adapter. Then go to your nearest audio shop, get a correcting dash or mounting kit for your radio and car make. By year, model of car and make. That's the mounting kit to buy. As for the Antenna adapter, they sell those too. Get one for the car make and radio. Antenna Adapter. Universal or specific. You want to plug in that into the iso? With the radio wiring harness that comes with the radio, you'll match it with the adapter wiring harness, color to color. Solder or butt connector used. Use electrical tape around connectors if using this method. That whole completed wiring then plugs into your original car iso connection. Female ISO. 2 day shipping to your house. Fed ex One last thing: Kia Sorento, depending on year, has 8 mm screws or bolts holding the radio in. Some cars only need to pry open a section of the dash board. Look it up on the youtube channel. The car make and year and place "and" in the description area, type in "how to remove a radio from a " "? The you tube gives you a video on how to do this. Wal-mart and Autozone sells the dashboard or mounting kit, some of them. Easy...![/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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