After market cd player wiring to ford cd changer with out harness

No second harness. You have a bad cd player. Optional plugs may be for on star, steering wheel controls, cd changer etc.

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Ford Bluetooth® Wiring Harness - Crutchfield

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Reinstall the factory radio and mount the Bluetooth kit, and you're ready to go. ... 16Reviews ... harness so that I could hook up an aftermarket amp to my factory radio.... works like it's suppose to. says it doesn't work on an 09 Escape but had no .... I purchased this harness to install a parrot ck3100 in my 07 Ford Edge.Missing: pwm

70-5521 wiring harness for ford with 6 CD premium sub amp ...

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This is because you need to purchase the aftermarket-oem harness plug.This harness plugs into your original equipment radio harness and allows you to plug any aftermarket radio into the stock deck wires.After you plug the harness in you can then connect the radio wires together.Your local autoparts store or circuit city or best buy or audio express will have these radio conversion plugs.I hope I could help

run any power wires directly to a post on the fuse block. yellow or orange needs power all the time even with the key off for the memory. the red wire should be on a switched terminal. THe factory radio wires have many other things that may come off them that may effect performance. You can buy a fuse tap at the same location you got the harness, if you need more help just post back, I will watch for any questions.

does the radio have cd changer controlls? if so you may find the wires in the trunk if not you will have to buy a harness from ford and make sure the cd changer will work with the stock radio. Call the local ford dealer parts dep but make sure you have the vin number from the car with that they can look up the car and tell you what options where installed from the factory and can order the correct cable

you need a wire harness for your car you can buy them at most auto parts stores make sure and buy the one for your make and model they should have instructions and the wiring diagram most harnesses are color coded and pretty simple to install

in most cases the wiring is already there, it is cheaper for the manufacturer to use one harness than many different ones, I know this is true on GM and Ford, should be the same with Chrysler products as well.

If you cant find the wiring harness i'd suggest you snip the adapter of and join the wires up *Correctly of course*

Modern CD players normally have a sticker or information on which wire does what on the CD player.

You just have to work out the ones on the Lincoln then.

why not put a belson car radio that uses a sd chip card and a usb connection ,a 1gb sd card is about 30 cds so why mess about with the cd changer ,old technology ,would you put an 8track in it ?? or a mobile vinyl 45 record player

Metra makes a preamp harness that you can use if you have the partial Bose system. My A4 had that (where the front speakers were run off of the headunit with speaker-level feed, but the deck put a line level signal to a rear amp to power the speakers). This harness would let you use the aftermarket deck with your factory speakers, if you have the partial Bose system. Best bet is to do a Google search for "Metra 2001 Passat" or something like that and I'm sure it'll show up.