You can try here: https://kiatechinfo.snapon.com/Default.aspx
I have never used the KGIS site. You will most likely need the model of the radio, which should be on a sticker at the back of the radio.

 

Thanks. $19 for 72 hours should work. I will pull the radio today and check the model and match the diagram. I will post back results for anyone else.


I am replacing the head unit with a Kenwood unit and am curious if the data link hk1 harness is actually going to work....it seems like it may.

 

If it helps anyone, this is the radio we have.

 

I used that site to make my own pinout since I couldn't find one. It appears nearly identical to the 2014 pinouts too.

2013 Kia sorento uvo backside

2013 Sorento with Uvo 18 pin

2013 kia sorento with uvo 24 pin

For Comparison, here is the 2014 uvo:

 

Thanks J. Same radio in my 13, handy to have these diagrams. My radio works fine, except, touch screen is very slow to respond if at all. Sometimes have to hold it for 5-10 seconds. :O(

 

Ya, I installed an aftermarket speaker system with dsp (kind of REALLY into audio) and noticed the radio between digital and FM has the polarity on the speakers swapped. As well as the length of time it takes to connect to my phone via Bluetooth or USB. Also the USB just disconnects after a few minutes anyway I can't stand it.

I am replacing it with a Kenwood dmx-957xr and want have an extra idatalink maestro rr. I sent this info to idatalink after being told their hk1 harness wouldn't work. But it should. If they don't respond, I am going to try to flash it with the 2014 firmware to retain all of the options you can with a 2014. Should be no reason why that shouldn't work....

The normal 2013's have a completely different wiring setup and I understand why they don't work. But the UVO seems to have the newer style.

 

Got the new radio installed. Here is what I used

Idatalink Maestro RR, Idataline Maestro hk1 harness, Kenwood DMX-957xr, Metra Dash kit

I was told the hk1 harness would not be compatible with this 2013 model year. It works flawlessly so far. I retained everything including the backup camera. I installed it exactly the same way as a 2014 kia sorento without amplifier. I even flashed the maestro rr with 2014 kia sorento information since there isn't any for 2013.

I installed the idatalink uhk1, but apple car play would not work with this, so I am going to remove it, gut the factory location and install a flush mount USB and aux input:

iSimple IS335 Dash Mountable Auxiliary Input Adapter

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This was based on this video

Original equipment:

Installed:

 

I also installed a front camera that is activated via the maestro unit under 7mph and shuts off automatically above 12mph.
I would suggest that if someone else does this, install it in the silver part between where I have it and the kia logo. It is al little lower than I would like and the view gets a weird perspective due to the height being low.

I used this camera: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B074P45P7G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1