daystrom

Can someone help me figure out the correct part number I need to replace my harness?

I have a 2011 Lariat super crew. My front passenger door harness is having this issue.

My truck has power windows, locks, folding heated mirrors with puddle lamps.

Looking here:

http://www.wholesalefordparts.com/sh...sembly=1128731

What part would I need? BL3Z14630C??

I added Infinity speakers with tweeters. I don't want to risk the dealer pulling the wires off of the tweeters when pulling the door panel off. I'll just do out myself.

Thanks!

2010.fx4

my truck is a '10 fx4 - not a lariat (not sure if there would be a difference in parts between models and years), but these are the part numbers they used on it...

the wiring harness part numbers are:
-9L3Z 14631 CA (WIRE ASY - JUMPER)
-9L3Z 14630 CA (WIRE ASY - JUMPER)

daystrom

The only thing I can think is since I have folding mirrors with puddle lamps that the harness would need those wires? Strange that the harness for trucks with those options is cheaper than trucks without.

seadragon

Here is the actual TSB. It lists the part numbers for the different models.

BlackKnight81

Had same problem with both frt speakers - had dealer check it out
& they replaced both speakers - haven't had problems since then !
Hopefully its that simple for you ! Good Luck

bryan8252

Speaker problem is starting to rear its ugly head again. I had let my sirius subscription lapse however I recently caved on a 6 month offer. Had sirius less than a week and now yesterday, the right speaker cut out. F@#&! When I first had the problem I mentioned to the dealer that it only happened listening to the satellite radio. Anyone else's problems seem specific to what you are listening to? Like am/fm, satellite, blue tooth, ipod?

daystrom

My right front speaker cuts in and out regardless of the source. At times it sounds like a bad speaker but I have replaced the OEM with two separate Infinity speakers. I thought it was the speaker before finding this thread.

Colby10

I would reccemend you buy a pair of cheap inifity speakers on Amazon and install them youself. Purchase the Metra Ford speaker adapters and use electrical tape to secure everything, it will sound 10x better and be alot more secure than factory.

deweydomer

That sounds just like what mine was doing. When I had window problems, I looked at the speaker connection inside the door, and found that it was full of water. I dried it out, taped it good with electrical tape, then secured it in such a way that water could no longer collect in it. Since that time I have had no further problems.

bikes

Gentlemen I am late to the party as mine on the left side would randomly cut out. A twist of the volume and all would be well for a while! Anyway while twisting and tweaking the radio controls I placed the fade one notch over to the left speakers and all the drop out has quit. Count me lucky or maybe a bit more current to the magnet is all it needed. Been Ok for the last 3 weeks, fingers crossed. This is a 2011 Scab