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2002 F-150 (99-03)

By dive2xs · Jun 05, 2007in General💬 7 posts👁️ 1,445 views
Posted Jun 05, 2007 · 04:00 UTC#1

I installed the D-3 in my F-150 this weekend. Overall it wasn't too hard, but did require some modifications.

 

The factory radio face is double-DIN, but the opening is smaller than DD. I had to use a circular saw to cut the right dimension and a Saws-All to cut the plastic behind the radio. After that, I bought a after market kit for double din install for a 2004 Ford Expedition. Installed the radio in that kit. The face of the kit will ->SqueezE<- just enough to slip into the Ford Fascia opening when putting the dash back together.

 

I was able to place the Bluetooth module behind and above the radio and placed the XM Navtraffic module in the pocket to the right of the Glove Box. The Ipod adapter sits in the glove box as well. This way everything fits well and is out of sight. I routed the two receiver to the roof. One on each side and under the foot trim of the front doors and use the clips to keep them out of the way of the rear doors.

 

Everything works well, except I cannot figure out how to get my contacts into the radio, my phone do not support this.

Install Pictures.zip

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Posted Jun 05, 2007 · 04:18 UTC#2

the plastic that you cut away behind the radio is your defroster ducts. i hope you sealed up the hole with duct tape or your gonna overheat the radio in the winter with the heat on

Posted Jun 05, 2007 · 04:31 UTC#3

Misfit. No it isnt. I have done this on mine. And never hit the ducts. Oh and for all i put my Xm and Sirius boxes/antennas under the top panel on the dash. Few clips and it pops right off.

Posted Jun 06, 2007 · 14:38 UTC#4

I have an 01 EXPY that I will be doing this in, did the 2004 Ford Expedition kit work good? Did it bolt right in?

Posted Jun 06, 2007 · 16:09 UTC#5

I got the Kit from Circuit City, and for my truck it did not bolt in. It helped for the install to keep the radio from moving but the fascia held it in to the framework behind.

 

There are holes for the kit to bolt with but it was for the ford expedition not for the F-150.

 

Hope this helps.

Posted Jun 06, 2007 · 16:14 UTC#6
I got the Kit from Circuit City, and for my truck it did not bolt in. It helped for the install to keep the radio from moving but the fascia held it in to the framework behind.

 

There are holes for the kit to bolt with but it was for the ford expedition not for the F-150.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Do you know what kit it was? # wise?

Posted Jun 07, 2007 · 04:21 UTC#7

Sorry I have not found the receipt yet. Specifically it was for a 2004 Ford Expedition.