does this have female end that will plug directly into 2000 ford taurus antenna mounting bracket socket? socket on mounting base is male and pin looks
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As far as I know, this is only for specific Chrysler models. The end with the pin is a standard radio antenna connector and the other end is for connecting to the OEM antenna cable. If you enter the model of your car Amazon should be able to tell you if it fits. If that doesn't work, try using the tools on crutchfield.com to find the item number you need for your car.
1708557
Yes, I bought this for my car... I made a custom dashboard support for my double din car stereo since my car is not compatible with those, and made a hole for this socket.
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Yes the ports on the unit are female. The port on your tv will also be female. Most cables have a male plug at both ends so it works out just fine with no adapter.
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No - this is an adapter that installs behind the radio itself. GM uses a small plug, which is on the "L" shaped end to mate with the standard size, witch is the larger end. I used this to install a Sirius FM adapter in my 03 Saab.
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As you view the receiver's component side toward you and the connector facing down, to your far lower left there is a coil and to the lower left of the coil is a small hole where the antenna is installed(soldered). I hope this helped. George Feder
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The connector that comes already installed is a standard quick disconnect. You can buy the female mating part at any hardware store, automotive supply, or Sears. I believe the thread that this screws into is the standard 1/4"NPT.
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Yes: both ends of the cable are male. Alas, however, the cable is only 48" long, and so is useless for most applications outside the passenger area of the car. I still have my cable, but have never been able to use it for anything.
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The plug you buy on here is the redesign. Its common for Ford to list the old part number, then substitute the revised part upon ordering it. Nothing to worry about.
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This has a 1/4" male plug on the end. You may require an adapter if the female aux input is 3.5mm. Those adapters are pretty easy to find at any radio shack or even on amazon.
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It does come with the fittings threaded on the cooler that you can remove and hook to your line but not the ones that thread into your transmission. And it does have a female power connector but no male end.
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No it does not. It has a Ta4 din connector.. female end. Maybe there may be an adapter out there for you, but think it will be worth it.
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The male end goes into the radio, the female end is not used. The other end that is also female, receives the antenna.
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This seems to be a universal antenna assembly. I installed it into a 1999 Toyota 4 Runner.
871395
It fit my 2007 Ford F150 radio. Ordered the 40-FD10 Ford Antenna Adapter first and it did not fit. Returned it for this one.
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You won't need to use the female unless you are going to add another standard type antenna input. It's an included option
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No, it is two prong (two cylindrical holes for the female end, don't know how best to describe it). I have an electrical wok at home that uses the three prong you are talking about. This is not it.
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It's just the female side. It's designed to be spliced into the harness that came with your aftermarket radio