Car Radio Repair - Car Radio Removal - Replace and Install Car Stereo

Removing Ford Windstar Car Radio, Replacement and Installation

	Ford Windstar How to Remove Car Radio
	1.1) Ford Din Removal Tools will be needed to remove this car stereo. Note - These tools can be purchased at most auto part stores or on line. See how these tools work below. Stereo Removal Tools
	2.1) Insert end of din tool into two small openings on left side of car stereo.
	3.1) Insert end of din tool into two small openings on right side of car stereo.
	4.1) Grasp ends of both tools.
	5.1) Pull edges of tools toward outside of car stereo while pulling the car stereo out of the dash.
	6.1) Car stereo should release from dash.
	7.1) Remove car stereo.
	8.1) Grasp base of antenna lead at car stereo.
	9.1) Pull antenna lead from car stereo to remove.
	10.1) Turn car stereo over for access to connectors.
	11.1) Squeeze trigger at center of connector into connector.
	12.1) Release and remove connector.
	13.1) Squeeze trigger at center of connector into connector. 13.2) Release and remove connector.
	14.1) Remove car stereo.

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Ford Wire Harness

Factory Wire Harness Codes
Below

Aftermarket Wire Color Codes, Hook Up and Install

Factory Wire Connector Codes
Below

Speaker Phasing
Installing Aftermarket Speakers and Proper Hook-up

NO AUDIO
With aftermarket stereo installation?

Front and Rear Speaker Removal and Installation Presently Not Available

Ford Car Audio - Wire Diagrams - Wire Color Codes
Factory Wire Harness Codes

DO NOT CUT FACTORY WIRE HARNESS

Aftermarket stereo installation? Why purchase the aftermarket wire harness? Installation is easier, no guess work with wire color codes and a Headache Saver! Factory wire colors codes are not universal. See Aftermarket Videos above.
We discourage cutting the factory wire harness.
This section aids in troubleshooting and determining wire color codes, phasing for speaker hook up, locating power wires for installing external devices and add-ons.

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Diagrams NOT ACCURATE for 100% of vehicles.