I just installed an aftermarket radio in a 93 mustang and I had to hook up the blue wire for the power amp to work. I am not an expert just passing on what fixed my problem. Good luck
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No. This would be difficult at best. The Tahoe uses a class 2 data bus of which the Radio is a part of and that is why they require an expensive aftermarket harness to replace the factory radio. If you are adamant about trying you would need a Tahoe harness that plugs into the radio and a crown video harness that plugs into the car. Both may be available from metra at metraonline.com. you then would need to figure out a way to re create the digital data bus signal that tells the radio to turn on (GM vehicles have not had a traditional radio turn on lead since around 19 99 - depending on specific car models) . It would be cheaper to purchase an aftermarket radio for the crown vic.
dont b a **** fool and cut wires under your dash for some boom booms in your car buy the connecting harness they sell theres one for every make and model out there solves guessing and saves headaches... dont be a ******* buy the right parts
Sounds like you have blown fuses which could have happened if you accidently short circuted something while wiring up the new stereo. Check your fuses to see if any of them are blown.
It is a ford stereo removal tool kit, most tool trucks have thease otherwise the dealer will have one, if you catch the right dealer they may let you use one for a few minutes to remove it.
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yes i agree it sounds like it is overheating. Just pull back the carpet in the trunk on the left hand side. Check all the connections make sure its got a good ground etc.
This unit is where all the power etc comes from for the headunit and speakers.
Ebay has the tool for removal cost $1 plus shipping. this tool is for the 2 holes on left and right side of radio face fit tool in then push alittle out worad and pull. Follow aftermarket instructon on install.
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