Head unit wiring?
I just recently picked up a '94 XLT and I got a CD player for it this weekend. I got the old unit out fine, but the wiring harness I got that listed my truck doesn't even come close to fitting. How many different factory radios were there in these things, and what's it going to take to get the correct harness?
I know Ford did a lot of strange stuff with radios in that period, because I helped a friend with a ~'96 Windstar and it took him a few weeks to get the right harness, and even then, it was a pain in the *** to get working correctly.
Do these things have an external amp that's going to make my job more difficult?
I know Ford did a lot of strange stuff with radios in that period, because I helped a friend with a ~'96 Windstar and it took him a few weeks to get the right harness, and even then, it was a pain in the *** to get working correctly.
Do these things have an external amp that's going to make my job more difficult?
wtf is that witchcraft? I have the gray one there but not that other gobbledegook.
Go to bestbuy or one of those places, and ask to see the choices for your body style truck. not just what year it's supposed to be. I've put a custom stereo in all the vehicles we own except the '31 model A. Been in your shoes here
Go to bestbuy or one of those places, and ask to see the choices for your body style truck. not just what year it's supposed to be. I've put a custom stereo in all the vehicles we own except the '31 model A. Been in your shoes here
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I had a couple minutes between loading parts, so I just went to the parking lot. Definitely no other harness attached unless they've been bound in tape. That's all the further either connector will come out of the dash. As tight a cable that is, I'd really prefer to not have to manually splice, and I'm sure there has to be a plug and play harness on the market, I just can't find it.


