2000 ford mustang V6 radio installation ?

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Asked by Blayne Jan 25, 2014 at 04:29 PM about the 2000 Ford Mustang Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a ford mustang, 2000 v6 standard audio, and I have a new radio to put in, I took
out the CD player and old radio and now there are some wires that I don't know what the
colors go to what ? The diagrams online don't match the wires in my car , so I don't know
what to do .. Can someone give me an email to help me or something

4 Answers

199,785

Did you cut the factory harness connector off? If not you can buy an adapter harness from the auto parts store for your model car that will plug into your factory harness and wire right up to your new radio. They come with the diagrams you will need to make new radio work properly.

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Yes I did cut the factory harness off, and now I don't know how to wire it

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199,785

Is there enough wire to hook it back on? If so it will be much easier to wire it back on then get one of the kits for your model cars.

I say attach the wire harness that was cut of back on and go over to crutch-field and order a kit from their website to hook the new radio to the factory harness.

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