Scosche FDK10B Aftermarket Receiver 1988 1997 Review

See the green clip in the product description? That's right. Too bad they sent the wrong one. Twice. The photo is wrong. Auxiliary lines should be indented as in the product description.

These are factory head unit connectors. The gray connector is the power supply and fits the gray Scosche connector, but the two small Scosche connectors obviously don't fit the black connector on my Ford. I will return this item.

This wiring harness works to power the deck and route remote wires etc but the speaker adapter didn't fit and the only way to bypass the factory Ford amp in my '97 town car is with it to either buy the wiring harness for 120 donations to route it from the trunk to the dash or run wires to each speaker separately.

These wiring harnesses will fit 1997 Nissan Quest GXE with Premium Audio. PRO: - No need to cut your existing wiring harness. Use them instead. The color code on the cable is accurate. Other thoughts: For a 1997 Nissan Quest I need to connect both blue wires (from the gray connector) to the blue wire (remote/antenna) for the Pioneer car stereo to work. .

I bought this to replace the head unit on a 1997 Mazda B2300 but the wiring should be the same for all 94-97 Mazda B-Series and Ford Ranger models. Although it worked, I still had to connect all of the speaker wires to accommodate the wiring harness for the secondary CD player. Also, the speaker wire colors didn't match the adapter colors, so there was trial and error. It works and I would buy it again to take some guesswork out if I couldn't find something more suitable.

I bought a long black suspension because I didn't know my car had a premium audio system. wrong wiring harness, i needed this black 16 pin adapter. I didn't need the other 2 adapters. When I received them, I was pleasantly surprised that the wires are pre-stripped, just like my "proprietary" wires, making it easy to connect! shrink and rewire my harness and now it works great!

I have a 1995 B2300 which was actually Ford built and is the Ranger twin. The Ranger and Series B share the same instrument panel as the Explorer. Ford offered three sound systems: Basic sound with two long flat 8-pin connectors. Premium audio with an 8-pin and a 16-pin (green in the photo). ) Audiophile sound in the Explorer with a long 8-pin and a square 8-pin (black) T. The easiest way to find out which one you have is to look at the factory radio. If the radio has an AUTO SET button on all…