🔌 Scosche FD16B: Color Coded Wire Harness for Ford Power/Speaker Connector - Perfect for Aftermarket Stereo Installation 1998-04 Review

If you can read you can't install your own stereo! Don't waste money taking it with you everywhere. Buy the right dashboard and harness, watch YouTube videos and make sure you buy SCOSHE products. Each wire has been labeled and color matched to the stereo bundle. The entire installation took 30 minutes. You can ask for a better product.

I bought this for my newly purchased 2007 Crown Vic p71. Installation was easy, coupled with a dual Scosche body and cheap FM/MP3 head unit. Between those three things, I lost less than fifty dollars and about an hour of my life. Can not complain! When you finish kindergarten you should be fine.

This car stereo adapter makes it very easy to install a JVC stereo in my Ford Explorer. Simply match industry standard wiring harness colors to the appropriate stereo color, solder and shrink the connections together, connect to the factory wiring harness and enjoy your new tunes. It couldn't be simpler or more reliable.

It's been a while since I installed this and I haven't had any problems with it. When installing this I chose to solder the wires to the wire harness that came with my head unit rather than crimp them. During this process I noticed that the wires on this harness are a bit thinner than the ones that came with my head unit (I think it was some Pioneer DEH) but it didn't seem to matter. Nothing more to say, no problems with it, so I'm satisfied.

I recently bought a new DVD radio with a double din plug and I definitely bought it as well as some gears for the brakes. This wiring fitted perfectly and was easy to install for the most part. That pretty much speaks for itself for those who want to try installing their own radio. I looked! It takes a while as there are a lot of wires to connect and they are the same colors (be careful) but it's pretty easy and goes perfectly with my new Pioneer radio that came with my 2000 Ford Excursion.

This is a normal wiring harness but it is defective. I can't figure out why (my dad is a mechanic and knows his wiring). Bought this wiring harness for a used LCD touch screen/stereo. When everything was done the stereo didn't work, I realized it was the stereo itself. I bought a new touchscreen radio, again it doesn't work. Went today and bought another brand new stereo from another seller at a flea market. After the connection was established, the stereo did not work again. There can't be…