Car stereo installatio(aftermarket)

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Ford Bluetooth® Wiring Harness - Crutchfield

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Reinstall the factory radio and mount the Bluetooth kit, and you're ready to go. ... 16Reviews ... harness so that I could hook up an aftermarket amp to my factory radio.... works like it's suppose to. says it doesn't work on an 09 Escape but had no .... I purchased this harness to install a parrot ck3100 in my 07 Ford Edge.Missing: pwm

70-5521 wiring harness for ford with 6 CD premium sub amp ...

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Metra 70-5521 Radio Wiring Harness for Ford 03-Up Amp FordPremium stereo radio 6 CD changer with sub amp inputs. ...16:47. How to wire an aftermarket radio / I Demo install with metra harness and antenna ... How to hook up stock amp/sub to aftermarket head unit "ford sport trac" - Duration: 3:01. Pat.Missing: parakeet ‎pwm ‎98

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aperently you used a switched power line.. recheck your connections and if needed use the cigarette lighter wire..

Did the truck have the premium sound system? If so, you will need to connect the blue remote wire to the blue remote wire on the harness. You may also need a special harness to bypass the factory amplifier.

Buy an installation kit for an aftermarket car stereo...plug in, hook up wires are color coded.

check the connection and speaakers

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The unit may have been installed incorrectly or installed without being connected to an external amplifier.

There are some tests you can perform for checking the stereo. Yes, you are right, there is a yellow and red wire. Yellow constant power, red is switched throught the ignition. During the installation, you may have blown a fuse. A bigger fuse is not needed, stick with the same size if you find a bad fuse. Hook the red and yellow wire together for TESTING PURPOSES to one or the other of the hot wires in the vehicle. This will also test to see if you have a bad fuse. If the stereo powers up in one or the other power connections in the car and works, you have a blown fuse. I have seen some fuses be located under the hood of the car near the car battery. Hope this helps, Bob

if he had an aftermarket stereo in the vehical then he had to cut the origional harness out of the way. the only solution for this would be to replace with another aftermarket stereo. I know this becaus ei had a ***** of a time trying to install my aftermarket.

Was it working before?

I would hate to have you crack it open when maybe the ground wires arent hooked up right. Unless you have a scope go online and get the manual on wiring it to ensure you did it right.