does this tool remove the factory stereo out of a 2001 ford windstar
1863604
yes it should be the right tool for all Ford mercury and Mazda products since the mid 90's
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
1519034
Possibly. I do know that in the newer JKs the dealers can see that a different program was run even if you remove the tune from this to take it in. Apparently it records that something different was being used.
149398
If you are taking out a factory radio, you will need to buy an install kit.
707699
Yes. It only replaces OnStar and won't affect GPS or any other audio component.
1391702
It should. You will definately need the wireline harness adapter and probably either one of two versions of the dash adapter kit. Both are available at best buy. Just return the adapter kit you don't use. All I needed was to modify the final face plate included in the kit rather than trim any of my dash( preferred). You will also need the ford factory radio removal tool or get your local audio shop to just pull out the old unit. DON'T TRY TO FORCE IT you'll regret it.
7410
I believe it does. I didn't need it. My wheel is standard. Call them directly, they are on site. My stereo is still working great but I had issues. Had to turn it off otherwise it drained the battery.
1543775
I'm not sure but it is a universal system you just want to make sure it will work with the stereo first and then make sure that you can find the feed wires from the stering wheel to the factory radio.
2210289
hi you dont need it its plug and play, all the radio wires are ready to connect in the original wires
1455474
I just left the aux cable off and left the factory one. The only prob I had with the kit was making sure I had the right code on the converter box
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.
668793
Well sort of. It's just a generic one, where one end connects to the stereo and the other end is for you to splice together, (using some form of wire connectors) with your factory harness. I got an after market harness from crutchfield, only way to go, just plug two ends together.
1595205
yes! but if your deleting the DPF you'll need to have a program.... I have the 4" delete pipe in my 08 f 350 with a XRT pro tuner! Its amazing.
1577105
yes, If you already have a radio in there, it will take considerable work to remove the installed factory radio. I installed this radio on an older car. InstALLATION IS VERY EASY. dRAWBACK THIS RADIO DOES NOT REWIND.
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It replaces the factory radio. May need adapters based on vehicle and wether its single or double din.
516813
Its in the factory radio. The sound comes thru the front speakers. When you replace the factory radio this replaces the chime and other functions
1992649
yes you need this to make your wiring connections trouble free. This connector will plug into your vehicles wiring harness, It is possible to wire a stereo without it, but you have to cut off the original connector, and harder to match up the wires because not all manufacturers use same wire color patterns.I highly recommend getting this wiring harness.
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Do not have enough information to tell you if it will or notGo to this URLhttp://www.crutchfield.com/S-5i3gOuKZsSt/app/car/carselector.aspxPick your make, model, size, car radio (Factory), and other things that they need. You can then see all the Stereos that fit in your car. I Believe Amazon has this feature but I don't know the URL or how to access it.