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96 Explorer JBL System Replacement
Goto the Crutchfield Web site and use the pop-up menus to choose the car
year, make and model, and get a list of equipment that's designed to fit it. You can also call them up and talk to pretty knowledgeable people. They are by far the best place to go for advice and support: www.Crutchfield.com -- Allan Williams "Jeff" wrote in message ... Hi Folks, I am considering replacing the stereo in my 1996 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer with a navigation unit. I have heard many stories regarding the complexity of this system and would like any input anyone has to offer before I start. It has the JBL system with subwoofer, rear seat controls, power antenna, and CD changer I would like to install a unit that utilizes the factory amp and subwoofer if possible. If there a harness available that will allow me to plug and play into the factory system without much rewiring. I understand I will lose my rear seat controls and CD changer. I also hear the power antenna trigger is a little different on these models, and uses a 5V trigger. Will this be a problem when keeping this antenna and installing an aftermarket radio? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, -- Jeff Warren |
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