What harness do i need for fit Dual XDMA6540 AM/FM CD Player with MP3/Full iPod/iPhone Control and Bluetooth to ford transit connect
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I put my CD player in W900 Kenworth Truck. I did not need a harness.
335767
I'm not sure. The harness I bought for a Chevy Tahoe did not fit my Tahoe, so I had to straight wire it.
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I have a Pioneer In-Dash Double DIN Car Stereo Receiver with Bluetooth, FH-X700BT and it fit perfect and the installation was very easy.
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It comes with a wiring harness for the CD player but you will need to buy a vehicle specific wiring harness.
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I think you need y cable, cos this device have to connect to the cd changer port. I am not sure about your car model. You have to do some research before ordering.
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If your factory stereo is double DIN size and you have the right wire harness then yeah its pretty much plug and play. Works great with iphone/ipod touch via usb cable or bluetooth.
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Hello there, Your installation would require a Dash kit (99-7873), Harness (70-1722), and Antenna adapter (40-HD10). If your vehicle has steering wheel controls, you will also need the ASWC-1 to retain the controls when moving to an aftermarket stereo. I hope this information helps.
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Unsure if the harness will fit Maybe this will help put you on the right track. There's two harnesses http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=286&CategoryID=26 Here one of them
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I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android... » Read More I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. « Show Less
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yes you use a regular harness. you match the wiring on the deck with the existing wiring in your vehicle. the 2V outputs are additional RCA outputs for add on amplifier set ups
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Probably, Google search wiring harness manufacturers for car stereos and you will get a couple manufactures that can give you a fit kit for a hands-free unit like the Parrot, there is a company called Metra that provide those as well. Crutchfield.com may also be able to help out.
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This is the harness that you will use to attach your aftermarket head unit to the factory wiring. Be sure to buy the harness that is specific to the options on the vehicle. Steering wheel controls, amplifyer, bose system, on star may require a different harness.
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The simple solution to the fit issue is to get a 3.5 mm extension cord for about $5.00. I walked into my local discounter to make sure I got one that would fit. (I once got one mail-order that was a bit too fat. I was easily able to file the plastic finger grip down enough to fit.) With the extension cord, folks in the back seat can even control the music.
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This kit is for Ford vehicles with a factory installed amplifier. I would remove the radio and take a look at the connecters before purchasing. There is another kit that has the same grey plug. But is for Ford vehicles without a factory installed amplifier.
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They have specific harnesses. I would research to make sure. I instaed on a 2004 Tundra. Literally plug and play. Great controller.
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You will need the adapter for the electric harness and the face plateI would recommend you to go to Crutchfield and buy the adapters there, they will let you know exactly what you need, also his adapters come with an instruction sheet
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Hi Gene, I have a Ford Fusion and I got this Pioneer and had to get the harness adpter and the install kit. The radio works great as well as bluetooth. Took about 2 hours to install. Connecting harness to radio harness is time consuming part.
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My factory radio had a CD player and this worked perfectly (2001 F150). There were two connections in my old radio but only 1 was re-used with this harness and everything works fine