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#1428 of 4012 seatbelt by anonymous02 Dec 17, 2002 (10:05 am)
One workaround I have seen is to plug in the seat belt BEFORE you get in, and then just sit with the seatbelt behind you if you don't want to see the alarm.
#1429 of 4012 seatbelt warning light by lok888 Dec 17, 2002 (10:10 am)
hicaffa - This is not right. It should be on when seatbelt is not worn. And it should part of the safety features. I didn't notice this until the second day of driving it. People from my dealer also mentioned some Ford and GM cars about this. If I ever owned one of these car before, I wouldn't notice this like you. Where did Kia learn this from? I hope they think wearing seatbelt is more important than side airbags and ABS.
#1430 of 4012 My friend tells me that the Service by jmpats2000 Dec 17, 2002 (10:42 am)
Department is clueless. He has been driving Jeeps his whole life and always keep it on overdrive.   He says you would only turn off overdrive when you are towing....This makes sense to me..   My Sorento is an automatic.
#1431 of 4012 Thanks for the helpful by jmpats2000 Dec 17, 2002 (11:35 am)
postings about the overdrive. I have consulted other folks who have had trucks and suv's and they agree that you should leave it on overdrive unless towing or driving down steep inclines. If going down deep inclines ie mountains,etc. you can turn it off and this will give you better traction....You can also turn on 4w low in this situation.   Anyone know how to use the trip odometer? I didn't see anything on this in owner's manual. I noticed there was an A and B trip.   thanks again
#1432 of 4012 Any Sorento Drivers from Florida out there? by kiaworld Dec 17, 2002 (11:54 am)
Hello, I'm a 1st time poster. I'm interested in purchasing the Sorento EX fully loaded. I have found the dealers in Central Florida to be a major turn off. They have smug attitudes & are unwilling to work with you to earn their trust and confidence. I'd like to hear from Florida Sorento owners in hopes that you had a great purchasing experience. If you are willing to recommend a dealer you will make my Holiday Wishes come true! Thank you.
#1433 of 4012 Sorento Accessories by lok888 Dec 17, 2002 (12:15 pm)
I just got this little brochure for Sorento accessories. They only provide us the step bars and not the running boards. The bumper guard looks great. I wonder the cargo box (for Canadian Sorento) will fit the US Sorento. I want to get the sunroof deflector.
#1434 of 4012 Sun roof deflector by hciaffa Dec 17, 2002 (12:19 pm)
lok888 the sun roof deflector can be bought at the dealership that you bought your Sorento at. but before your buy it try driving around with the sunroof open . Ours was not as noisy as we would expect it to be, so we may not get one.
#1435 of 4012 hicaffa by lok888 Dec 17, 2002 (1:21 pm)
I agree. It will be difficult for car wash and auto detailing. Have you programmed your Homelink yet? I think schip1 did. Schip1 - Do you have to buy any receiver for your garage door? I checked out the Homelink website for home lighting. They also sell some components for home lighting control. I emailed them and let's see what happen.
#1436 of 4012 Sorento and towing by dried Dec 17, 2002 (4:38 pm)
Looking at purcashing an EX - very interesting vehicle. I want to be able to pull a 2500 lb camper with it, along with 4 adults, in Colorado/Wyoming (high altitude). I know this is within the rating, which is 3500 lb. From the test drive, it FEELS like it should do OK, and based on my experience towing with an Isuzu Trooper it should be OK, but has anyone actually had a cahnce to tow something? Any thoughts?   thanks!
#1437 of 4012 Reply to #1435 by schip1 Dec 17, 2002 (5:24 pm)
lok888, the HomeLink unit 'learns' the coded RF signal from your existing garage door remote unit. After learning this signal, it transmits the exact same code, which is received by your existing garage door opener's receiver. So the short answer is, no...I did not need to buy another receiver.

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