Will a double-din stereo fit into a 2003 Ford F-150? Crutchfield is saying no to double dins, but I've seen doubledins in f-150s a lot. Just wondering
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just guessing from the pictures i have seen of an '03 f-150, it looks like a double din will fit nicely in the same hole. keep in mind that i am no expert and that i would advise taking a picture of the stereo (the model number too) that you are considering to a good stereo installer for a professional opinion before laying out some bucks on something you can't use. it could be that you might have to have a special mounting kit to install a stereo that did not come from the factory. i had mine installed in an '04 honda civic and it required a kit. as far as the unit itself goes, i think it is a very good stereo for the money. the only complaint that i have so far...sometimes it can be difficult read in bright sunlight. this can be adjusted somewhat with the built-in color changing capabilities. good luck.
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Use Crutchfield.com's "Find what fits your car" to determine what speakers will fit in your factory openings. Then you can buy them here on amazon. That's what I did. If a mounting adapter is necessary, you can get it here as well. You also might want to look into spending the extra $7 to get some wiring adapters to connect the factory harness to the new speakers. It will keep you from having to cut any wires.
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I would recommend you go to crutchfield's website, enter in your truck's model, and they will give you a listing of all the stereos that will fit your truck, plus any required harnesses or adapters to make it work. It's a great tool. Once you find a stereo you like, come back to amazon and compare pricing on everything. Sometime's they're cheaper, sometimes not. Another excellent resource on how to do it yourself, is to check out youtube videos. I was able to get an idea of what was involved in the install on my truck, and even how to do it.
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Its neither single din not double din. Its size is dedicated for Ford vehicle. What vehicle you have and which model year? I'll check if it fits. Thanks
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Double DIN. Crutchfield has a kit and wiring harness to make this super easy to install. There is also a parking brake override circuit you can get off of eBay that is neat.
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Terry, You will need an installation wiring harness kit, which is a pig tail connector which plugs into the factory wiring but the other end will have to be soldered and heatshrinked to the Kenwood wiring pig tail connector. Also an radio installation DASH kit which adapts the Kenwood to fit you Silverado. METRA is the brand name I used to install the same Stereo in out 2003 F250. Make sure you have an afternoon for installation, take your time, measure and trim slowly if needed. A Dremel Tool works nice for such modifications. All in all install was not too bad, just go slow! Use attention to detail! You'll be happy!
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that highly depends on what you are driving. if you go to Crutchfield.com and type in the year, make and model of your car/ truck it will tell you what sizes fit. it is free and is VERY handly.
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Sorry, I don't have a definitive answer. It is a double din receiver so if you have a slot that could fit a double din then you should fit. That is just a guess though. Try Crutchfield, they have a sizing guide that might be useful for your situation.
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Its probably still possible to fit them ! There good replacement speakers , just dont listen to them very loud they will blow , I blew my right side dash one and I got some 4 inch polk audio they sound even better!
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Aftermarket speakers are not created to fit specific vehicles. You need to measure your speakers and decide what size you need and be prepared to modify if needed. These speakers are a unique size set apart from most others, they fit nicely into what I needed. (And have great sound)
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Std( midgrade )sub will fit but you'll get better sound from a shallow mount sub due to inadequate air space. I have a kicker cvt in mine and it gives me great bass all around
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It seems you will need some stuff to get this single din radio fit into your ford. look for single din adapters.
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It will work. My F150 also has multiple speakers and it works just fine. I didn't have to upgrade anything.
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"Fit" is a loose word. I doubt that you can shove it under you seats, but it doesn't take up much room and if you are going to use all of your seats one day it is super easy to take in and out with the quick disconnects. Is there is a specific place you want to put it?Ill second that it sounds better than a pioneer, you really cant beat this setup. I have owned various sub and amp combos and still prefer this overall.
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Go to Crutchfield.com and enter the make, model an year of your vehicle. Then when you find these speakers on that site it will tell you if they fit or not. Do not purchase anything on Crutchfield......they are WAY over priced. Also, These will be a HUGE improvement over stock. Good luck.
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only if you have space for a double din radio.....if you do, you can't go wrong with this radio I have installed 2 of them already....they are awesome.
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I personally would look online (Google search speaker size for that truck) then I would call the dealer to do a comparison check (better safe than sorry if unsure) and happy shopping after that!!!! P.S. Awesome speakers and I have an El' Cheapo deck in my 00 durango. Any quality deck and amp and you'll be fine.