I purchased your harness for my 2014 Ford F-350. Everything fit, but right turn sign will not work unless I unplug your harness. We used a plug the go
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I had issues will the prongs being bent and had to straighten them. Also make sure you have a good ground on the white wire.
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I had a hard time getting the harness to seat properly. I would check all the connections.
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I believe it will work. I have it on my 1999 F250 Ford Super Duty with no issues. FYI there is a weird gap in the door molding that made it easy to hide the wire in it. Drilled a hole behind back seat ran wire under carpet to the door seal. Through door seal to front area of headliner to mirror. Didn't require anything to be pulled appart or cut.
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Thank you for inquiry. This won't fit 2003 Ford F150. Can you provide more detail of your vehicle such as Cyl/Litres/Headtype (Example: V6, 4.2L OHV)? That way we are able make sure that you are getting correct plug. Don't hesitate to contact us if we may further assist you. Thank you.
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This fit on my installation. I had previously bought a sensor from a local auto parts store and it did not fit. The problem being that the wire lead was too short. I would measure your existing lead and confirm that for sure. Other than that, I don;t see why it would not work for you. Good luck!
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Donald, P3 should work on your truck. As for the plug, there are two options. First option is that your F350, more likely, has a tow package. If so, when you buy the P3 make sure you order the P3 along with the electrical plug. The connection and installation are very simple. If there is no tow package, the P3 comes with a generic electrical connection. The electrical work needed to get this done is a bit more involved but that difficult. The diagram included in the P3 provides a wiring diagram..... Less than 30 min of work, electrical crimping tool, and a voltmeter.
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The electrical connections are all made to the factory Ford mirror wiring inside the doors of your vehicle. Plug style connectors are installed in the Fit System mirrors that match the connectors on your Ford, so it really is a "plug and play" installation. According to the local Ford dealer, all 2009 through 1014 F - 150's have identical (inside the door) wiring provisions. An adapter is provided with the Fit System mirrors to accommodate 2004 through 2008 models. My Ford was not factory equipped with "puddle lamps" but the Fit System mirrors are. They work perfectly, without any modification to the factory wiring.
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When I purchased mine there was a pop up suggestion with a wiring harness. I didn't think I needed it but then purchased the same harness at best buy. The geek squad helped me with finding the correct one.
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Rose, your best bet is to call Metra and ask them(or whoever makes the harness). Wiring harnesses can be very specific to each vehicle. I called them just to make sure and both installs went flawlessly because I had all the right parts. Hope this helps.
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I cant recall, you would have to look at the model # for the harness and see if your car is listed (it will tell you if it will work or not) sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Your best bet is to email them first. Even after I measured mine, one still didn't work. My husband has a 2013 Ford Fusion and neither worked. When I emailed, they told me neither was compatible.
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Call Banks, very helpful folks. Fits my 02 F350 fine, likely the same layout as yours but ask.
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The harnes looked great. I pulled my stereo only to find my factory wires were chopped up. The stereo I selected was junk. Truthfully I sent it all back and still havent installed anything. I my opinion the harness looked as good and of quality. As far as fitting your mustang I don't know. I bought it for a 1998 F-150.
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I know it will not work on my 2012 F350. Ford changed the TPMS system somewhere along the way on some vehicles.
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It was a perfect fit on my 2011 F-350, you shouldn't have any problems. Doug M
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Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one piece plugs. Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one... » Read More Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one piece plugs. « Show Less
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Hello, I installed mine on a 1994 Ford F150. I also purchase parts from Rockauto.com. If you will go to Rockauto.com you can enter your vehicle and you will know for sure. smittyd
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The only thing I can think of is on your particular truck the wires aren't there for it to work that was the way it was on my 1998 F-150 my F-250 was plug and go