Will these work in an '02 F-150 XL Standard Cab?Would i need to buy anything extra to hook'em up? How hard are they to install?
1324265
Worked great on my 02 explorer, easy to hook up and the holes lined up perfectly, great sound for the bucks, my factory speakers were blown, these sound like factory speakers
1324266
According to Crutchfield, they will fit your truck. As far as buying anything extra, I always like to have gray wire twist ties and some zip ties handy to connect new speakers to old vehicle wire (the speakers come with the connectors and a small amount of wire). Hard to install? That depends on the vehicle itself and whether or not you have ever remove the door or wall panels. It's not hard if you go slow and make sure that you have removed any screws attached to the panel before you begin pulling out on it. Check out Youtube for videos on how to install car speakers. You might even find one on this very truck.
1324267
According to Crutchfield, they will fit your truck. As far as buying anything extra, I always like to have gray wire twist ties and some zip ties handy to connect new speakers to old vehicle wire (the speakers come with the connectors and a small amount of wire). Hard to install? That depends on the vehicle itself and whether or not you have ever remove the door or wall panels. It's not hard if you go slow and make sure that you have removed any screws attached to the panel before you begin pulling out on it. Check out Youtube for videos on how to install car speakers. You might even find one on this very truck. According to Crutchfield, they will fit your truck. As far as buying anything extra, I always like to have gray wire twist ties and some zip ties handy to connect new speakers to old vehicle wire (the speakers come with the connectors and a small amount of wire). Hard to install? That depends on the vehicle itself and whether or not you have ever remove the door or wall panels. It's not hard if you go slow and make sure that you have removed any screws attached to the panel before you begin pulling out on it. Check out Youtube for videos on how to install car speakers. You might even find... » Read More According to Crutchfield, they will fit your truck. As far as buying anything extra, I always like to have gray wire twist ties and some zip ties handy to connect new speakers to old vehicle wire (the speakers come with the connectors and a small amount of wire). Hard to install? That depends on the vehicle itself and whether or not you have ever remove the door or wall panels. It's not hard if you go slow and make sure that you have removed any screws attached to the panel before you begin pulling out on it. Check out Youtube for videos on how to install car speakers. You might even find one on this very truck. « Show Less
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I installed them in my 87 s10 regular cab.they fit n sound great. as far as install in newer generation body style.. I d say they fit as long as gm didn't change the sizes.but as earlier person stated, they fit 96'. but that too, is a different body style.
1308947
They bolt to the cab mounts so i would say they would not work. Cab mounts from a extended-cab and a crew-cab are going to be different. there are meant for a crew cab. JR
1315433
It will work nicely in the truck. Premeasure the distance before you install them.
2252156
They should work just fine. Mine are in the rear doors of my Chevy Colorado crew cab and they are un-amped and get the job down so I wouldn't worry too much. But if you're going for main audio, such as the front doors, I would give polk audio a look.
1290730
your factory radio should be plenty of power to run these. i have 2 fords a 2013 f150 and a 2007 f250 and i dont need an amp to run them. they sound great with out it. i do have a subwoofer in both trucks with amps for just the subs.and it sounds fine.
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If the speakers are the same size as the originals, the original hardware should suffice. But you might need to check your connections on your speakers to see if they are soldered or have plug type connections that can be pulled off the terminals. I brought mine to a local Best Buy to have installed because of the difficulty mounting these in the doors of my pickup with all the panels that had to be removed. Plus they warranty the work. Good luck.
1191567
Mine are installed in a Ford. They work in both high, and low beam configurations with no problem.
766654
Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking everything was evenly spaced apart. I hope this helps! Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking... » Read More Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking everything was evenly spaced apart. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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They are mid level speakers. I think with that system I would use components. I had a 12 Fusion Sport with that system and it was excellent ..I put these on 08 F150 as a door upgrade and dont think they would handle your system.
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It's pretty straightforward. I installed this unit in an f150. Remove the license plate and run the wire behind it and along the chassi follow other wires that lead to the engine compartment. From the engine bay, on the firewall there will be a grommet with other factory wires running into the cab. Route your wire behind the dash and up to the stero. There's reall no trick to doing all this. Just take your time and make sure to use wire ties to secure the wire every foot or so.
1020952
I purchased and installed mine in 2014. I can say the ones I installed worked fine on my 06 F150. If they have changed the product, I have no idea
2154193
I have these on my 2013 big horn Ram with no problems, simple plug and play. My truck had the non LED lighting before so if you have the LED tail lamps they will not work. Here is a pic[URL=http://s201.photobucket.com/user/rualat4/media/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg.html][IMG]http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa144/rualat4/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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They seem to do very well with my aftermarket Pioneer AVH-X3500BHS, which is 50w peak. They are installed in the rollbar of a 2011 Wrangler Unlimited, and I have the digital EQ set to max bass, and the Loudness setting to about medium (so that my hard top doesn't rattle). I am not using an amp.
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Worked fine on my 04 (new body style not Heritage) F150 XLT Regular Cab 4WD. If you have 2WD then use the 171362 as Colford stated. Monroe has an e-catalog if you want to verify this: "http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog"
424126
I had to return them because they did not fit an extended cab Ford F150. So I hope that answers your question.
1113845
These are meant for a standard cab truck. I bought them for my 2001 Chevy 2500HD standard cab long bed and they fit prefect. Hope this helps.