Could someone please give me a simple (I'm auto mechanically challenged) step by step instruction on how to install a new radio in my Ford Windstar. It is a 1996 and the stero I am putting in is a Naxa NX 670 if that matters. Thank you.

ur radio might be defective or the wiring harness may be bad i would have to see it and pull the radio out to be able to solve that problem there is a lot of trouble shooting and it just might be something simple again radios can give people problems more then u think. is the radio stock or do u have an after market radio in the car?

u have triped the anti theft and may have to go as far as puttinig old radio back in

Hello fellow Windstar owner. I just took my 2001 Windstar into a local Ford Dealer here in Chicagoland to have my rear axle inspected. I can tell you that FORD is taking this recall issue very seriously and with that you will NOT need to produce any recall letter to get your vehicle inspected and then repaired. FORD goes by youre VIN Number as a means to track everything like this recall issue. By the way, FORD really impressed me with the repair that was done tommy rear axle and I am very hard to please (I am a former auto mechanic). You will not have any problems with FORD taking a look at your van.

sounds like alternator is not charging
check output voltage , many stores that sell auto parts are able to check it for free if you are unable to do it yourself

Located between the air box and throttle body on the drivers side. You really cant clean them except blow it out with air. Its better to replace it. If you break one of the small wires that measures air it will not work right and the car won't start at all. If check engine light is on take it to and auto parts store that will scan the computer for free.

This is the most common problem with self installs.The best thing to do is to get the car radio installation plug,it will plug into the factory plug for your factory radio and will give you a color coded pigtail to wire into that usually matches up perfectly with new aftermarket car radios.If the wires are already cut then you best bet is to extend the wires so that they are easy to work with hookup the power,ground,antenna and try dirrerent combos to isolate each speaker and label the wires accordingly.

get yourself a Haynes manual #36097. it will give you step by step instructions.

sounds like you have a bad battery. go to auto zone, they will test it for free and install a new one for you.

If you are replacing the factory radio just get a wire adapter, wire it to you radio and plug in. I don't recommend any other way unless someone already cut the plug. If so just stop at your usual mechanic and ask for a wire diagram I know I would give one to my customers.

Yes just done it go to auto zone get radio remove tool for about 6 bucks looks like 2 u shaped piecies of wire. real simple after that.