Cd player wiring in 2002 ford exploere

These are the three top websites. According to Just Answer it came with AM/FM Radio, AM/FM Radio Cassette, and two types of AM/FM Cassette / CD Changer. All 4 are shown in the link

https://www.justanswer.com/ford/0hkix-find-1999-ford-taurus-stereo-wiring-harness-diagram.html

These are the other two websites.

1999 Ford Taurus Car Stereo Wire Colors and Locations

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1999 Ford Taurus Stereo Wiring ; Ground, Black/Light Green ; Illumination, Light Blue/Red ; Dimmer, n/a ; Antenna, Left Rear ; Front Speakers, 5" x 7" Doors.

1999 Ford Taurus Radio Wiring Diagram

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Our 1999 Ford Taurus radio wiring diagram shows you all the radio wire colors and what they do. Table of Contents. 1999 Ford Taurus Radio Wiring Diagram; 1999 ...

.. Here is the AM/FM Radio wiring

You will need one of each of these..(for each year)..
match the PURPOSE of each wire.. no matter the color

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Look on the left hand side inside rear quarter panel........

go to a store were they sell car stero an take your radio an tell them u need a wiring harsent to plug in the radio an plug into the plugs on the car you have dont go to walmart the dont sell them its going to be from car stero store.

should be a feed 12v permanent and a 12v feed from the ignition switch it must have these two wires ,so use a multi meter and find them

Here is a link for your explorer

http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Ford-Wiring.pdf

and there should be a diagram on the back of the kenwood deck which would explain the deck side. if not your main power should be yellow = Constant 12V for clock
Red = Ignition 12V switch turn on the deck
Black = Ground
blue purple green white= for speakers

solid color = to positive on speakers
color with black stripe = negative on speakers

I would solder and heatshrink all connections Good luck

http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/Ford-Wiring.pdf

DON'T TRY. REPLACE ALL CABLES BECAUSE IT WILL CAUSE ALTERNATOR NOISE ON YOUR CAR AUDIO SYSTEM- IT WAS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO THE ORIGINAL SET AND DOESN'T WORK FINE WITH OTHER. DO NOT ASK MY HOW I kNOW THIS

buy hanes book on it for you year make model of car

Your best bet on that one is to go to a place that sells car audio systems or even some autoparts retailers have them,and get the proper adapter harness already made up. A few more dollars but, a whole lot less headaches.

The yellow wire does not get used unless you have a power antenna to hook it to. The red wire is suppose to be hooked to the wire that was used as power for the stock stereo, so it turns on and off with the key. If you have it hooked to constant power, it has power coming to it even when it's turned off. That and the fact that you may need a better ground is most likely the reason you're getting the moise even when turned off. You may also want to check your speaker connections.