Will i need a speaker harness for these in a lincoln town car 97"?
1191992
We checked our van manual to see what size would fit in our van. This size fit. We did not use the speaker cover or nuts and bolts that came with them. We pop-riveted them using holes that were already there in the van. They lined up perfectly. We did have to remove the connector and rather than use the connector supplied, we soldered the Ford wires to the speaker before riveting.
1191993
I replaced my f250 sd speakers and just cut the factory plug off splice into new speakers works great sounds great
673585
No. These are used for adapting a replacement radio's wiring to your truck's wiring harness. Won't help install speakers at all.
801094
I simply connected the aftermarket speakers to the factory harness. Hope that helps.
324928
Christina, each set comes with 2 connectors. In your case, you need two sets. I cannot help you with the truck you have, but you can search it as 1997 Ford f250 speakers harness. You could also, add your vehicle within Amazon, that would make your life easier. I hope it helps.
679860
No, the wiring harness in the car will connect to the speaker as is. If not, solder the car's speaker wires to the speakers.
2186195
If you check sonic electronix.com, it is a good source for finding out if you need speaker adapters for your vehicle before you order them. Also watch a YouTube video to see what others have done also. That should give you a good idea. Hope this helps.
2166843
They come with speakers and wire. Do not have the plug in harness but I just used the old harnesses and the new wires. Just cut off and then spiced the ends together plugged them in and they worked great.
343304
Yes they do come with extension wires with connectors for the speakers, you will just need to crimp or solder the wire to your existing harness!
1416645
No you will need to cut the factory wire harness at the speaker, well worth that small task for the sound though.
1391703
As I have indicated in the past... You will need a wiring harness and a bezel at a minimum. There used to be a feature from Amazon on the actual product page that allows you to enter your vehicle information whic can verify whether it will work in your vehicle. If you do not know how to install a new harness, bezel, and radio then there is a small learning curve if you are doing this yourself. Make sure you have your particular vehicles wiring chart (it has color codes and diagram) as they are not as standard as one would think. Especially the older the vehicle. You may need some butt connectors in case splicing is required. You mentioned nothing about speakers... You can run up to four with this radio if I remember correctly.
1304699
I had adjust the harness to accommodate existing wiring. Of you will keep track and mark your incoming speaker wires, front/back and L/R, it's fairly easy. Hope this helps. My original system was installed 2002.
462916
My 2001 TJ Jeep Wrangler needed the Metra wiring harness (sold separately); however, these speakers don't mount in the pre existing factory brackets. Now I have to figure out a way to install them.
522235
You can always hard wire a speaker into any vehicle. But for 99.999% of all Ford vehicles, a speaker harness adapter will make installation quick, simple and fast! Check out http://www.metraonline.com/ they will have everything that you need!
2023964
Look in the trunk to see if there is anything that may be in the way on where your existing speakers areocated as these speakers have a bigger magnet on the bottom than stock speakers. If you see nothing close to th you should be fine
207906
They fit in my 2001 Honda Civic - granted I had to use a harness, but only because of the stock screw placement. More than likely your Silverado has or had 6 1/2 speakers in the door panel ... I just did a general search for "1998 Chevy Silverado speaker sizes" and this is the standard size.
673584
You do not need these! They are only if you are placing your factory stereo. You may need to cut the speaker existing wire connectors though?
1438150
The short answer would be no, the following web sit can help you with the right harness for your specific application. http://www.crutchfield.com/g_103100/Vehicle-specific-Wiring-Harnesses.html?tp=3097 I searched for your vehicle without the Boston acoustics, once on the web site you can change this if needed. Good luck