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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / September 2006

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94 Explorer Limited w/JBL stereo over haul question

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blksprk@gmail.com - 29 Sep 2006 06:02 GMT
OK, so I have read ALOT of scattered posts about what I need to do to
swap out my stereo...

I have a 1994 Ford Explorer Limited 4-door, cassette player with DNR on
it, and the JBL sub... I'm not sure is thats premium or not and am not
sure how to tell. When I got it, the sub was cracked and as of right
now has been removed (amp and enclosure are still there). I want to
replace the head unit and put a new sub and amp into it... What do I
have to do, and if you can't tell me how, point me where I can find the
information. I know that I will probably need to rewire around some
things, but I need to know what. Please help me out and save me some
cash on having some hot shot at a shop do it for me... or having them
break it because they don't really know what there doing.

-Tony
Ashton Crusher - 29 Sep 2006 09:11 GMT
>OK, so I have read ALOT of scattered posts about what I need to do to
>swap out my stereo...
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>
>-Tony

I don't think it's the premium.  I think it's the next level up from
the premium.  The premium didn't have the subwoofer but it did have a
separate amp.  I've never seen anything that suggests you can easily
reuse the existing wiring and get a good sounding system unless you
are willing to figure out which wires go where and then hook them up
to the new system and completely bypass the existing amp.
Steven Hilgendorf - 29 Sep 2006 16:05 GMT
> OK, so I have read ALOT of scattered posts about what I need to do to
> swap out my stereo...
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> -Tony

I've found this site helpful in many different ways:

http://www.crutchfield.com/

Good luck,

Steven
Sam - 30 Sep 2006 05:21 GMT
check this out...I have had this bookmark for sometime and just wanted
to pass it along.  Enjoy.

http://www.ritop.com/explorer/sld003.htm

Sam in Raleigh.

>OK, so I have read ALOT of scattered posts about what I need to do to
>swap out my stereo...
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
>-Tony
 
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