Some pics of my install. Enjoy
Posted Nov 25, 2008 · 04:17 UTC#1
F90 Install pics in 01 Lincoln LS
Posted Nov 25, 2008 · 04:30 UTC#2
in picture P1050863, is that a home electric wire nut?
Posted Nov 25, 2008 · 04:47 UTC#3
Lol yea I was using that when I was making sure everything work and was trying to see if I should ground it to the chassis or not before I made a permanent connection. I ended up just using the harness ground and put in a crimp connection.
Posted Nov 27, 2008 · 15:22 UTC#4
Very nice. Now, for the big question. Where did you get the face plate? I've installed two Z series in LS's. I had to make the face plates from a factory Nav face plate. NOBODY offered one! Did you find a source?
Posted Nov 27, 2008 · 19:44 UTC#5
Could have cut out a square of the sticky magnetic stuff just big enough for the GPS antenna. The Lincoln wont be generating THAT many Gs 
Posted Nov 29, 2008 · 14:16 UTC#6
Very nice. Now, for the big question. Where did you get the face plate? I've installed two Z series in LS's. I had to make the face plates from a factory Nav face plate. NOBODY offered one! Did you find a source?
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_142 ... 1329B.html
Posted Nov 29, 2008 · 14:39 UTC#7
Is it me or is the entire inside of your dash support cage just covered in rust?
Posted Nov 29, 2008 · 14:58 UTC#8
Looks good.
Posted Nov 29, 2008 · 15:00 UTC#9
It is a FORD, it can not help itself that it rusts. LOL!
If I remember correctly, that is the color of the primer that Ford uses to make ther inside look like the undercarriage so people do not think it is rust, but paint!!! LOL 
Posted Nov 30, 2008 · 01:31 UTC#10
It is a FORD, it can not help itself that it rusts. LOL!
If I remember correctly, that is the color of the primer that Ford uses to make ther inside look like the undercarriage so people do not think it is rust, but paint!!! LOL
Living in southern Louisiana, seeing all that rust made me think at first that was one of those cars that got flooded out for Katrina or Rita
Posted Nov 30, 2008 · 02:18 UTC#11
Living in southern Louisiana, seeing all that rust made me think at first that was one of those cars that got flooded out for Katrina or Rita
Until you realized the car still works fine 
Nicely done, OP. Looks like a factory install.
Posted Nov 30, 2008 · 04:38 UTC#12
Nice clean install!
I wouldn't worry about the rust. It was the first thing I noticed because my old 1997 Honda CR-V was exactly the same when I changed the stock radio after having it for 3 years. I had it until 2006 and never had any problems.
Posted Nov 30, 2008 · 13:25 UTC#13
Yeah, the only thing you really have to worry about with that is possibly cutting your hand on it and getting tetnis
Posted Dec 08, 2008 · 17:37 UTC#14
Very nice. Now, for the big question. Where did you get the face plate? I've installed two Z series in LS's. I had to make the face plates from a factory Nav face plate. NOBODY offered one! Did you find a source?
Sonicelectronix.com is where I got it from when it was first introduced back in the summer. They just got some in after being on back order for a few months. Not a bad price either.
Posted Dec 08, 2008 · 17:41 UTC#15
Very nice. Now, for the big question. Where did you get the face plate? I've installed two Z series in LS's. I had to make the face plates from a factory Nav face plate. NOBODY offered one! Did you find a source?
Sonicelectronix.com is where I got it from when it was first introduced back in the summer. They just got some in after being on back order for a few months. Not a bad price either.