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Question: I have a 2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor and was wondering if this would fit. If this helps, my car has the factory AM/FM radio without a CD or Cassette player. Any ideas?
Document: I assume this harness would work fine. It did not fit my 2005 Ford Explorer with a standard radio, however.
I used this to install a Pioneer DEH-33HD unit to replace the factory original radio in a 2006 Ford Freestyle. The harness plugged right in to the existing connecter and the new radio's socket. It took longer to take it out of the package than to snap it in place.
I haven&#8217;t installed a car stereo in years. I'm old school and used to install stereos for a living back in the 80's. Without the harness, most of the work would have to be in the car. I was able to solder everything together using the harness inside. Wiring diagram was on the outside package and was exact.
This car stereo wiring harness does exactly what it says it does. It makes it simple to install an aftermarket radio into your car. It fit perfectly on the 2005 Ford Focus where I installed it. The wires match industry standard and are labeled as well. The color matching makes it easy to just match colors on the stereo side when connecting the two harnesses.
After going to Advanced Auto Parts, AutoZone, Walmart, etc. and buying what I thought was an adapter harness for my 2005 Ford Focus ZX4 turned out not to be for my cars factory harness, which the packaging said it would fit for my vehicle and other ford vehicles from like 98 to the current year. So I came online to Amazon and searched for the harness I needed and thankfully it was there.
This is an a great product plugged right into the factory harness and the colors that come out of the connector matched the ones on the radio I still checked to make sure but they all where right for the speakers. This fit a 2007 ford explorer sport trac xlt with out steering wheel controls. Didn't have to cut the factory harness that was a plus.
Bought this for my ford escape 2006 at the reccomendation of Scosche on the back of their package and it doesn't fit. The connector is too narrow and not tall enough.
The 2004 f150 heritage requiresMetra 70-1771 Radio Wiring Harness for Ford/Lincoln/Mazda 1998-Up into Car, 16 Pin. I believe it will work with 2005 and newer vehicles with out any issue just not the 2004 heritage or previous f150's.
This was a perfect fit for both car and radio harness - colors on harness exactly matched colors on radio pigtail which made hookup a breeze. All functions work perfectly. Couldn't ask for more! Excellent!
The harness was perfect for connecting my 2005 Ford F150 OEM unit to my Pioneer P3400BH. The cable assignments on the bag were spot on and everything was very easy to setup. Every connection was soldered to the radio wiring harness to ensure a solid connection. This harness is loads better than the ones on Crutchfield because it has all the unnecessary cables from the OEM plug. I would have had to tap into 4 extra wires if I got the Crutchfield harness.
Answer: According to the Scosche website, you'd need the FD16B adapter.