Can i hook up an amp to my 1984 mustang lx stock head unit

Usually wont fit you will have to change the head unit as there only made for merc stereos

Please send me a still picture about the bad part, it is a pipe?

Fig. Fig. 191: Calibration 7-21C-R5-8-302 Mustang 1988 California

Fig. Fig. 192: Calibration 7-21C-R5-8-302 Mustang 1988

each speaker in your car runs the wiring thru an amp. So each spkear has its own amp for the bose system. You can not hook up a none bose radio If you do you will need to run new wires and replace all the speakers. Sorry.

your choke is not working. Have you already tried replacing it?

send me a fax number and I can send it out to ya tomm morning.

Right side where engine attaches to trans. May be partly hidden by exhaust.


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The factory wiring connector hook-up for the Mustang is:

Radio / Power Connector:

Light Green / Yellow - Hot at all times (Fuse 8)
Yellow / Black - Hot in ACC or Run (Fuse 11)
Light Brown / Red - Goes to instrument panel dimming rheostat (Fuse 4)
Red - Ground
White / Purple - Hot in ACC or Run (Fuse 11)

Speaker Connector:

White / Light Green - (+) Right Instrument Panel & Door Speaker
Dark Green / Orange - (-) Right Instrument Panel & Door Speaker
Brown / Pink - (+) Right Rear Speaker
Pink / Light Brown - (-) Right Rear Speaker
Pink / Light Green - (+) Left Rear Speaker
Tan / Yellow - (-) Left Rear Speaker
Light Brown / White - (+) Left Instrument Panel & Door Speaker
Orange / Light Green - (-) Left Instrument Panel & Door Speaker

Your best bet is to buy a radio install kit and adapt it to the Mustang connector. Hope this information helps.

thats not a good idea the much power taken from the radio will fry the radio a stock stereo usally has a 125 watt max so my suggestion is but a radio that can deal with the power

You may have a leaking head gasket. This is a common site on higher mileage 2.3L engines.