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Ford Expedition Accessories and Modifications
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http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piefrd03aux100.html
Part Description: For a sporty appearance and to help keep the rear glass clean. Mounts to the liftgate of the vehicle and is available in select exterior colors or primed (ready to paint). Dealer installation recommended.
Is it hard to install?
Thanks
Procedure:
1. Disconnect positive battery terminal
2. Remove two screws above speedo/tacho.
3. Pull off dash until all the clips are disengaged (mine came off very nicely...no sweaty moments.)
4. When you have enough clearance, unplug all the plugs going into the dash piece that you're removing (headlight control, power pedals, trip computer, etc.)
5. Once everything is unplugged you can pull the dash all the way out, just be careful not to scratch anything.
6. Remove two screws at the bottom of the radio unit and pull it out.
7. Unplug the cables from the back of the unit and put the aux input cables in their place, then plug the original cables into the aux input harness.
8. Find a place for the little plastic box (converter?) and string the audio cable (sold separately) through where you want it to come out. (edit: I reconnected the battery at this point to test.
9. Gently stuff everything back in, plug it all up and close it all up, reconnect the battery and you are done!!
Hit the "aux" button until the radio shows "dvd/cd aux" and the aux. input is active. Sounds great!! Very clean and easy install and relatively inexpensive.
Someone got any ideas, and what did you do to improve the sound?
Thanks in advance.
Also, anyone out there have any inputs/likes/dislikes on any AUX adapters? Best one out there? One to stay away from?
Jorge
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Also, I was wondering if I could install the temp/compass unit that goes near the rear view mirror if I can purchase one, are they all pre-wired?
We have a 99 Expo with the 3rd seat which does not have head restraints. With the kids getting bigger and the vehicle still running fine, is there a way to fix this e.g.,
1. After market head restraints?
2. Will a replacement 3rd row seat from a later year that did have the head restraints fit?
3. Any other ideas??
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doesn't have a lemonade problem . Mine is fine after 23k, with just a few minor issues that have been fixed
Mark.
Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone know how to remove this interior panel? It's right by the third seat on the passenger side.