🔊 PAC ROEM-FRD2 System Interface Kit: Upgrading Factory Radio & Amplifiers for JBL/Mach Audio in Select Ford Vehicles Review

Does not work with JBL premium audio system that has an antenna in the trunk. I can't rate it because I never installed it.

FYI that might help. This works great in a 1997 Mark VIII LSC with a JBL OEM system. I used a JVC KD-X470BHS head unit and kept the factory amp (F5LF18C807-AA). I had to reconnect the 4 wires (Purple/Purple Black and Green/Green Black) to the black connector as instructed/detailed in the instructions. I used the "high level" inputs (black bars) on the ROEM-FRD2 since the JVC is 50W x 4 channels. According to the manual, the "low-level" inputs (red bars) are for radios up to 25W x 4 channels…

Good seller, good delivery, just didn't suit my city car. I have a special city car that had a factory wiring issue. I had to use a wire harness and hard wire the speakers to another wire harness.

I like the part and the price but I was not given a wiring diagram or owner's manual. Makes it unusable for its intended purpose. Can someone send me instructions or do I get a refund?

Plugs directly into two factory sockets, color coded cables easily connect to secondary radio. I had to move the wires on the 16-pin speaker connector. The instructions that came with the kit said I might have to do this, but it was an easy task. All 4 speakers work, radio works, factory amp works. This is a great kit and when I look at the manufacturer's website I see that they have other vehicles that get upgrades with their products.