📡 Scosche FDAKB: 1995-97 Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Antenna Adapter Kit for FM Modulator Compatibility Review

Be careful when connecting. The thin wire in the middle coming from the antenna bent and then broke so I had to replace the antenna. My fault, but be careful this doesn't happen to you.

Ordered for 2015 F250. Said it would fit but didn't connect to the factory pin end. I've tried several ways but it won't work! You will not take it back. But the product is advertised with a lifetime guarantee. DO NOT BUY!

Works great with 2003 Ford Taurus SES and iSimple IS31 FM Modulator Kit. A little strange given the design of the Taurus. In fact, the antenna connector was located in the trunk just behind the rear wheel arch on the driver's side. Put everything together and everything seems to be working.

These adapters are reasonably priced and work as intended. I used them to connect an FM modulator to my 1997 Mercury Mountaineer so I could play music from my phone. This should also work on the Ford Explorer as the Mountaineer and Explorer are pretty much the same. Delivery was also on time.

I chose this for my 2001 Mercury Sable as this car is never easy. These adapters worked like clockwork and took a few seconds to connect. They adjusted my custom antenna connector so I could connect my Sirius FM for crystal clear sound. When I drive to work now, the towering mobile phone mast no longer bothers me.

I bought this unit to connect the built in FM modulator between the antenna and the stock radio in my Ford Taurus. In this car (and probably in many Ford cars) the radio is actually in two parts: one part (including the tuner) is in the trunk, and the dash is the remote for the trunk. In the trunk, the antenna was connected directly to it using a special Ford connector. To put my FM modulator in series between antenna and tuner I used this kit. Pros: It seems to work great with everything…