Sorry, I do no aftermarket installation. I'd suggest visiting several of your local installation shops. You will quickly find out who knows their stuff and who is just looking to make a sale. Good luck!
There are usually two fuses for the car stereo. One located in the passenger compartment, under the dash driver's side. Second, under the hood near the vehicle's battery. Check ALL fuses, only one is labeled for the car stereo.
i recently got my car stereo stolen from my 1997 ford expedition and wanted to put back the factory stereo and make 2 pioneer 6x8 speakers work in the factory speaker wires i took of the rear door panel cut the little adapter that was for the factory speaker and hooked it up to the 6x8 resulting no sound some guy installed my old pioneer stereo and said he could make it work and cut all the speaker wires and he dint make it work any advice please help
On a '99 Sable I can engage the clips on the right side but not the left. I can feel the tool skip over the clip. Would it help to "knife edge" the end of the tool? Any suggestions? Thanks!
Does the 2000 Crown Vic have the same problem? Because I can't get my radio out with just the DIN tools. Is it that easy to take off the panel. Just find the clips and pop it lose?
If there are two small holes on each side of the the stereo, the tools should remove the stereo. On rare occasions, The side spring on the stereo is out of alignment.
Wow. Woke up this morning, went downstairs first thing to try again and it worked perfectly. The problem was I wasn't really pulling the things apart as I pulled it out. It came out so easily on the first try. Thanks man.
Where did you get the Ford Radio removal tool from?
pegsue07 6 months ago
@pegsue07 Most auto part stores.
boblizcou 1 month ago
Sorry, I do no aftermarket installation. I'd suggest visiting several of your local installation shops. You will quickly find out who knows their stuff and who is just looking to make a sale. Good luck!
boblizcou 1 year ago
looks like John Denver
jedoug 1 year ago
Thank God I'm a country boy.
boblizcou 1 year ago
Coat hanger bent to shape, four nails, but nothing makes the job easier than the right tool!
boblizcou 1 year ago
There are usually two fuses for the car stereo. One located in the passenger compartment, under the dash driver's side. Second, under the hood near the vehicle's battery. Check ALL fuses, only one is labeled for the car stereo.
boblizcou 2 years ago
i recently got my car stereo stolen from my 1997 ford expedition and wanted to put back the factory stereo and make 2 pioneer 6x8 speakers work in the factory speaker wires i took of the rear door panel cut the little adapter that was for the factory speaker and hooked it up to the 6x8 resulting no sound some guy installed my old pioneer stereo and said he could make it work and cut all the speaker wires and he dint make it work any advice please help
Tobyj2010 2 years ago
If you have a set of din removal tools, sometimes putting a slight bend into the tool will help catch the clip.
boblizcou 2 years ago
On a '99 Sable I can engage the clips on the right side but not the left. I can feel the tool skip over the clip. Would it help to "knife edge" the end of the tool? Any suggestions? Thanks!
ralphj1950 2 years ago
Does the 2000 Crown Vic have the same problem? Because I can't get my radio out with just the DIN tools. Is it that easy to take off the panel. Just find the clips and pop it lose?
dodge69874 2 years ago
If there are two small holes on each side of the the stereo, the tools should remove the stereo. On rare occasions, The side spring on the stereo is out of alignment.
boblizcou 2 years ago
Wow. Woke up this morning, went downstairs first thing to try again and it worked perfectly. The problem was I wasn't really pulling the things apart as I pulled it out. It came out so easily on the first try. Thanks man.
dodge69874 2 years ago 2
excellent
lathan1977 3 years ago 3