IS COMPATIBLITY FOR RADIOS FORD?????
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If the head unit has an unused CD-Changer port on the back it should work, but I'm not sure that an OEM head unit uses the same port for Auxiliary connections. most aftermarket head such as Kenwood have it.
906064
Yes, it will work just fine. It's so easy .... plug and play....... the ford is the easy one to do.Jimmy
1448937
It seems you will need some stuff to get this single din radio fit into your ford. look for single din adapters.
507645
I'm not sure what type of radio you currently have. But if you go to Crutchfield or Sonic Electronix website they will let you know based on your car which one you need
408277
Mine is a2007 Avalon xle. The directions make it clear that the factory radio needs dedicated our at least am/sat button to be compatible
882525
It will work with the BFF9 which is a rebranded BFF8 but some software may not support your radios firmware. With the right software this cable will work with any radio that uses the Kenwood type two pin connector
1395770
As long as you have a compatible head unit it won't be a problem. I love my nav and my unit has different hookups for app radio. So as long as your had unit is compatible you are good..
1193139
Yes...you just have to buy the correct wiring harness that is compatible with your ford. And you may also have to buy a radio antenna coverter which is only about $7 from walmart
1786997
I don't but if you go to www.crutchfield.com and click on car stereos they have a compatibility guide there that may be helpful.
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.
2228984
It should work for all Ford vehicles. Check sct website to see if is listed as being supported. If it is you might have to update tuner via internet which is easy to do with a computer and Internet. Enjoy your ecoboost. I heard their fun to drive and can really wake up with a tune.
2005035
Yes. These radios are "channelized"..so as long as you have them on the same channel number you will be ok.
625440
not sure, mine i just use and existing radio and plug into the audio jacks and pput the radio on auxilary and should work just fine, so basically the existing radio is the amplifier, thanks jk
845063
Probably not. But mine works just fine once I followed the suppliers suggestion. It does not have the Ford logo on it.
469918
You will have to contact the Manufacturer directly =to verify compatibility. In fact DO NOT trust any compatibility tool on ANY site, and only go with the information which is verified by either your car company or the Manufacturer of the audio/video component you are looking to purchase. Thank you.
647800
I have no idea as to the compatibility with the Mustang. Crutchfield would know, they know everything! Support of Bluetooth depends on the receiver, not the wiring harness.
1008425
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is compatible, however, to verify please:1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) -You may be able to find this in Original Owner's guide for your Aftermarket installed system if you do not currently have a remote. 2. Contact a local car/audio shop.or3. Conduct a Google search or contact Manufacturer. Thank you!