🔌 Scosche FD15B Amp-Bypass Jumper Harness for 1995-97 Ford Premium System: Effortless Installation at Amp Location Review

The small end had to be mangled to fit my 1995 Ford Explorer Sport. I have no idea which port they thought this should be plugged into.

Not close at all. I needed a premium sounding bypass amp for my 1996 Bronco. The plug (wide) fits properly, but the narrower side doesn't fit properly and the pins don't line up. I tried altering it in several different configurations with a Dremel tool but found that the pins were the wrong inside diameter. It was a waste of my time and money. I'll do what everyone else won't do for this one. It's difficult to pull all the new cables to each speaker individually. I think it's a good winter…

This cable is used to bypass the stock amplifier (located behind the passenger side rear fender, accessible after removing the inner panel) on my 1998 Ford Explorer Sport. The long, flat end of the cable fits perfectly into the head unit wiring harness. The square connector for the speaker output does not match my stock connector, the pin sockets on the stock speaker harness are too small for the square pin connectors on the FD15B. I had to cut the square connectors from the FD15B and the stock

Small end had to be trimmed to fit my 1995 Ford Explorer Sport. I have no idea which port they thought this should be plugged into.

Not tight at all. I needed a premium sounding bypass amp for my 1996 Bronco. The plug (wide) fits properly, but the narrower side doesn't fit properly and the pins don't line up. I tried altering it in several different configurations using a Dremel tool but found that the pins were the wrong inside diameter. It was a waste of my time and money. I'll do what everyone else won't do for this one. It's difficult to pull all the new cables to each speaker individually. I think it's a good winter…

I used this wire to bypass the stock amp (mounted behind the passenger side rear fender, accessible after removing the inner panel) on my 1998 Ford. Explorer Sport. The long, flat end of the cable fits perfectly into the head unit wiring harness. The square connector for the speaker output does not match my stock connector, the pin sockets on the stock speaker harness are too small for the square pin connectors on the FD15B. I had to cut the square connectors from the FD15B and the stock…