jwconnell

I knew that I would forget a question... The wire for "lighting" in the radio harness must come from the dash lighting. The voltage drops as the dash lights are dimmed. Will this work OK or do I need to find a wire that is 12V when the lights are on? Thanks again.

Thanks for your help MisFit. I found a lot of info on Ford radios, but nothing on the model that was in my Expedition. With a volt meter and some trial and error, I think I have figured out most of the connections (lights, reverse, speakers, power, etc.) on the back of the radio. A few more questions if you don't mind... If I don't have a rear view camera, do I need to hook up the reverse wire... or can I disable the rear camera switching? The subwoofer connects to the radio with a single connector containing four wires. I am assuming that two would be power and ground -- th

Hello everyone. I have about decided to install a D3 into my 2004 Expedition. I will be replacing Ford's premium radio with Nav, rear seat DVD. The radio has five or six various connectors. I assume for speakers, subwoofer, nav antenna, steering wheel controls, rear seat controls, etc. Does anyone know where I can find documentation on all of these connectors as well as a set of prewired connectors that I can use to patch from the wire harness to the wiring harness for the D3? Additionally, I think that I can make the steering wheel controls work with a PAC-PC. I could prob