deck install

[bmcgc]

edit by ttocs: I pulled all of your info out of that post so it can be easier to help.

I think I will pull it out and stick the storage bin in its place.

Will the radio still work if I unplug the CD player? Its not a Mach system.

 

[bmcgc]

Is that a plug that I take out of the CD player and put in the radio?

 

[bmcgc]

I think this is an 03 Focus radio, I wonder if it could be adapted to SN95?

http://www.mnrelectronics.com/ford-...38-aa/?page_context=category&faceted_search=0

 

[ttocs]

the power harness might very well be the same but its doubtful that the mach harness will be the same. It would not be a big deal to make a harness to go between the deck/mach harness though.

 

[lutter94]

It's not a mach system

 

[lutter94]

I am very curious if it'll work

 

[bmcgc]

My oem system is a non mach. It has the AM/FM/CASS and CD player. It has an amp mounted on the hump under the CD player.

If I want to remove the CD player and install the cubby, what do I do about getting sound to the speakers.

If I pull the radio and CD player and install an aftermarket, what do I do to bypass the factory amp? How many ohms are the factory speakers?

Im pretty confused as you can tell.

 

[lutter94]

I believe you can use this, I just put this in my car this wknd. It bypasses the amp. I had a non-mach, but w/o the cd player. Idk what the factory speakers are, might as well throw some 6x8's in there, they're cheap.

This is where the black connector goes. The connector feeds the speakers from the factory amp, unplug it and plug the new harness in (shown below).
http://www.cardomain.com/ridepost/6244587/18739347/1994-ford-mustang/