Will this work in a 1999 Mazda B3000 (Ford Ranger)? I'm a bit concerned because my stock radio was about 7in and 3/8ths across.
1483391
its a single din unitand I believe the Ford Mazda used a double dinall you have to get is an install kit
1483392
its a single din unitand I believe the Ford Mazda used a double dinall you have to get is an install kit http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00006JPA1/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1397103310&sr;=8-1π=SX200_QL40
1483393
if it is compatible with a single din headunit then yes, if it is a double din you'll need a kit that blocks off the second din. look up "ford ranger stereo kit" in google/amazon to find something that looks to be the right size
1483394
It's a standard DIN dash size, you may need an adapter, Crutchfield also sells them.
1058868
You have to be specific with what year speed 3, but for what it's worth this worked perfectly on my wife's 2008 mazda 3 Grand Touring with the Bose Amp. With this installed you can still use the factory bose speakers/amp and have 4 extra RCA wires to do with what you please (add more speakers, give signal wires to another amp, bypass the crappy Bose amp, etc.)
867580
All obdii will work with this adapter as far as I know. I use this for a 2003 ford ranger and there are a lot of sopisticated gauge read outs not supported by the ranger but included in the torque program and supported by the adapter for newer and more advanced cars.
1482420
I would need a little more information. I'm not sure if we have the same radio. All I know is it worked fine. I just have another car with a built in XM sat stereo. So I haven't used it in a while.
202320
I had this set up on my Ford Ranger. I had the transmitter in the middle of the bed. The Display was right below the radio. Four feet in between the monitor and transmitter. The system worked but barly. I do not think it would be good for the setup you wish.
611647
Hard to really say, but check here: http://www.f150forum.com/f38/ford-sync-aftermarket-radio-87985/
630737
Might need to buy a adapter if the stock radio is bigger than the after market
1110243
I believe so...I installed it on a Ford Ranger...I understand that they are no manufacturing this unit any more...maybe they have some in stock. Good luck
525122
Petty sure they will... I know for sure they fit a '99 Mazda B3000 & Im pretty sure those two years use exactly the same hubs. The swap is so EASY. You're gonna be mad when you see the factory piece of plastic junk that originally came with your truck.
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I agree with the other poster. Those would be the dimensions of the box it comes in, the actual radio is a standard DIN sized radio. If you already have an aftermarket radio in your vehicle, it will usually fit no problem, unless you are changing from a Double DIN -> Single DIN (then you'll need something to fill the hole)
866745
It did not work for 2007 Mazda 3, but the return was easy, if it works you will save a lot of money. Their tech support could not solve the problem. Must have opened and closed my doors a thousand times trying to set it. Gave up. Good luck
1343077
while the 96 and 97 ranger and mazda b4000 are very similar I cant say for sure. Fit my 97 B4000 very easily.
1050926
This part is for aftermarket stereos you need the ford part for the stock radio. I would ask a ford dealer what you need then search it on eBay.
331856
I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input.
1438511
No idea -- I was able to install it into a 1999 Mountaineer, that has the two-height radio. You should be able to find whether it will work via cross referencing what kind of radio your 95 Explorer has vs. the model. Make sure to have a good wiring diagram of the Explorer handy.
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What year? It might not work to well in the older rangers, being the radio sits low behind the shifter. The newer rangers have a 1.5 din slot, which you would need to also get a dash install kit. There is also the chance that the radio may cover up your air controls, which might not be a big deal to you. Some rangers have the radios off to the sides sitting by themselves, this radio should work there without any extra instal kit. So it all depends on the year, how the radio will fit.
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I installed this in my 06 MX5 with Bose radio and no satellite radio. I think that's the exact same setup as yours. There's a little socket for it right on the back of the radio. It's super easy!