Does it remove the radio from the 2000 Ford F250SD.
300278
if it has the four tiny little holes around the face of the radio----it should work
831977
no, it is designed to fill the hole left after removing the factory tuner. the stereo is mounted where the cassette player or cd player is removed.
1512536
No, the radio includes a mounting cage and mounting screws. However, you may need a dash adapter if your dash is not designed for a single DIN radio.
1899179
It doesn't. In fact it blocks my radio so badly I can't use the radio without removing the GPS. I'm going to toss it. It's not worth the trouble to send back for a refund. I would not recommend this to anyone unless they simply do not listen to their in car radio system at all.
1316737
Not sure but you can pull your radio out and compair before you order hope this helps
349902
No. You have to let it scan the available radio stations, then delete the ones you don't want.
80939
if you had an after market radio in the car before this one, you can splice the old connector with the new radio, but you have to match up the wires correctly and there will be 2 or 3 extra wires loose depending on what the radio can do.
887122
it will if the 2000 f250 was retrofitted with the 2008+ mirrors. It will not fit the 2007 and older lighted mirrors
1188509
Yeah. It has the plug that goes to the cars wiring harness for the radio. So you just need to solder the aftermarket deck harness to this devices harness and your done.
1327394
It replaces the factory radio. May need adapters based on vehicle and wether its single or double din.
984001
Yes completely eliminates it. But you do need a tuner to turn off the check engine light
1548397
Yes it does.My friend and I mounted them on our motorcycles we never have to switch them on till we get way out of range.Normaly we leave them off and the radio works just fine.
517637
Yes it does on the back of the radio and can be seen when you remove the battery.
1338897
Yes but you have to completely take everything out of one car and put it in the other.. The better thing to do would be to buy 2 radios and tie them to the same account.
1356575
No. It requires removing the factory stripper clip loader, and it is rather simple if you have a punch and a hammer. The stripper clip is replaced with a pre tapped mount adapter which can be removed if desired.
1988521
I don't know the answer to this specific question, however, when I was looking for advice on replacing the OEM radio in a friends Toyota pickup I found everything I needed to know using Google and asking the right questions. We decided not to tackle that project as virtually the whole dash had to be dismantled just to get to the radio. I hope yours is easier. There is a fairly steep learning curve in learning to use the menus on this radio.
32562
not much more then some simple hand tools the hardest part is removing plastic trim around radio, if you use a small piece of hard plastic this will help pry away the trim without breaking it