does this tool remove the stereo components from a 2000 Mustang
920657
Have no idea. I used it on a Ford Ranger. Your service manual should tell you. It does work well though.
920658
As long as it has four holes around the outside of the radio module yes then these tools remove the radio
1148833
I don't recall if tools were required. We returned the unit because on our Cadillac SRX it make so much whistling noise at freeway speed we could not stand it.
1467897
Yes, this will take stereo in from male and split to left and right female.
1381689
Its also the car along with the stereo that is needs to match...here's a link for some applications.... http://www.pac-audio.com/SWI/pdf/swi-jack_instructions-1.pdf ...and this one from pac directly.... http://www.pac-audio.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=29 ...find what you need and then shop it.
289001
Honestly, I don't remember. I no longer own the car with that stereo in it. I'm sure it's in the instruction manual, though.
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.
1678605
Do you know how to remove door panels, seats, carpets, and put them back? Yes?? - you can do it yourself. No?? - hire a local stereo shop. It's not hard to do all this, but you can break things if you don't know how to use a panel puller. Never heard of a panel tool kit? - hire a local stereo shop.
1350939
This model's NOT compatible with the Mustang II. Looked it up on the Fender site. Look for this one for your amp: Fender (P/N 099-4049-000). Essentially, what this does is toggle through two Quick Access presets from the amp.
1081320
If his current aftermarket stereo was put in correctly you shouldn't need anything. You can reuse the wiring harness and adapter for the new one.
120215
There is seperate component needed to make the telephone feature fully functional. I have the stereo, but I did not order the kit, but I think it is used to install a hard-wired microphone.
1244676
No it doesn't!! Even the instructions state that once installed, you will have to remove the dash trim bezel if you need to remove the aftermarket radio. If it ever was made to do so as asked, the mfg has changed the product. Whoever is saying yes that you can remove with "tools" on each side, is totally wrong. Only the oem radio have the holes for the tools. This kit DOES NOT have any way of simple radio removal.
1063879
No sorry in pretty sure the 87-93 mustangs only accept single din stereos I know my neighbors 93 cobra only has a single look up jvc single dins
2205084
I bought one of these to reduce subwoofer hum. When I read the instructions, it is clear that it was intended to remove alternator whine from a car stereo, which was a useful thing 20 years ago. It did nothing to remove the subwoofer hum, and I threw it away. I doubt very much that it will help you either.
2283705
I bought a kit off Amazon that included everything I needed. It is pretty standard just check the manual online for specs. Mine worked great and was half the price of the stereo shop.
410644
I think that if you need to remove a DIN tool, you might need pliers or something. Otherwise, once you get the DIN tool out, this DIN tool should remove your Escape's radio.
1219221
since Ford and Mazda are basically the same company and share parts between vehicles I would guess that these tools will work to remove your tribute stereo.I can't guarantee this but I'm sure enough that I would take the risk personally. I have 20 years experience in auto parts and tool sales so I would consider mine a fairly educated guess
1601952
No. this tool is used to put your vehicle in the receive mode for the sensors, you need a seperate tool to activate the sensors.