will it fit on a 2003 ford ranger and is there any drilling required, or is it wireless?
353332
Definitely will fit, but requires drilling for the wiring and also it's sealed, so if in the future you need to replace a bulb you will have to uninstall and then replace it to install it again the whole piece! But however looks great!!
353333
It should fit, I mounted mine on a 97 grand Cherokee. No drilling required, it mounts with 3m two sided tape. It's a straight forward install.
353334
Yeah and there is drilling and a fair amount of wiring you must know what your doing other wise it won't come out as planned but mine is awesome looking
2041084
I don't think so. Ford may have changed this item after 2003. However, there is a user report that says it fit his 2007 Ranger, so it might work. You might want to email the manufacturer and see what they say.
62923
Absolutely. This one is a complete plug and play system for several years of Ford vehicles and gives you two RCA outputs. No splicing required and takes 20min to install if you know how to get the radio apart. If not there are plenty of how-to videos on YouTube.
1371420
You need a wiring harness, mounting bracket and most likely an antenna harness too
1011837
Yes it is wireless. The antenna wire sticks out of the transmitter. I mounted one in a door frame and had to drill a 1/4 inch hole about 8 inches or so deep. I had to recess the magnet into the door. It was not easy the first time I did it. If I did it again, it wouldn't be bad.
833910
Yea. The location on the ranger is a pain. Do some googling to figure out your installation.
1110564
Yes it will fit but you will need to modify the sub dash on the Ranger. You will also need a mounting kit like a Metra 95-5817 that Fits a 1995-2010 Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, and Mazda vehicles - double-DIN radios
362893
You'll probably need a wire harness, antenna adapter, and something to keep the radio in place, at least. It's a radio and cd. Look around online for what you need to install any aftermarket radio in your truck.
1432356
As I said, my installation was not a Ranger but the Explorer and Ranger are abt the same length. Extending the wires is very easy. Great product though. 2 bulbs in each corner would look GREAT. Good luck.
361364
I wish I knew..Since I am female.Don't know much about vehicles.I just went to google and typed in what we needed.Also, went to this site to install. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8ooXF8YLGI which was a great help.We did not use the wires that came with this one..We were able to use our old ones that was on truck.Great buy !! Video is great. I wish I could have been more help.
2192507
It its in my ford 350, but I'm not sure about the measurements of the ranger. It sticks out about 3 inches from the ceiling, if that helps. Good luck...
528582
I used this on my 2001 Ranger tailgate. I works fine and was easy to install.
1129962
No drilling necessary. The antenna has transmission line ("coax") already attached to it - I forget the exact length, it's about 15 feet...with a common CB antenna connector at the end. The connector is called a "PL-259", it's cylindrical and measures between 0.720" - 0.730" (a trifle under 3/4") at the widest point. You can easily pass this through a window, but you might want to consider feeding the coax transmission line in around a weatherseal on a tilting window or hatch. The coax is about 1/4" diameter and most hatch-style windows easily close and latch over it without damage. The base of the antenna is magnetic, and does a very good job of holding the antenna in place. I mention this because I read somewhere Ford is introducing aluminum body trucks, hopefully nowhere we need antennas. Magnetic mounts won't work on aluminum.
1114319
As far as I know you must purchase a wiring harness specific to your vehicle. I got mine at walmart. Round $15. One side wires to stereo and other plugs to your factory harness to keep you from having to cut wires. It's pretty simple. You will have to do this with any stereo you buy. This is a good one I think for the money. Not many for the price have bluetooth capability and hd radio. That is why I bought one.
1193139
Yes...you just have to buy the correct wiring harness that is compatible with your ford. And you may also have to buy a radio antenna coverter which is only about $7 from walmart
813715
Yes you will need the mounting kit for it. I installed it in a Ford Focus and the wiring harness plugged right in.
1481419
Yes but you have to cut the top and bottom inside lip that the factory radio would seat against when pushed into the dash. Do not cut out the sides, just the top and bottom. On some of these dashes there are 2 screws above the radio opening that you have to remove as well. just run without them. I don't think rangers had them though, mainly superduties. BTW the 95-5817 is a bit easier to use, and you can remove it and reuse it. The style in question (95-5600) here normally breaks when removed, and it is a pain to get out. Looks a bit better though.