Do I need this to install a new radio on my 2002 Eddie Bauer Edition ford explorer?
1334202
Yea you need a converter from the cars wiring box to the radio you are going to install. Otherwise, you'll have to cut all wires and then connect directly to new radio wires.
2200473
It is not absolutely necessary, as you can splice directly into the old car harness right behind the existing plug. The radio comes with the right plug for connecting to the radio, with fairly long wires leading away. The advantage of getting a proper harness adapter is that (1) once you connect the adapter to the radio plug, which you can do outside the car on your workbench, it is just plug and play. And (2) the adapter comes with a handy-dandy color-code chart to tell you what wire goes to what socket on the plug, making it really easy to hook up correctly the first time.
1483152
Your going to need a harness no matter what, basically that harness plugs up to your original radio wire harness
957141
No unless it is required for installation on your vehicle, I didn't need it for my 2007 tundra 5.7L.
98418
This is to replace the factory harness. You will still need an adapter to install an aftermarket stereo.
1438511
No idea -- I was able to install it into a 1999 Mountaineer, that has the two-height radio. You should be able to find whether it will work via cross referencing what kind of radio your 95 Explorer has vs. the model. Make sure to have a good wiring diagram of the Explorer handy.
504488
It will fit your 05 Explorer but if you have an amp/sub I believe there is a separate smaller harness for that. Take a look at this other Scosche harness kit Scosche Radio Wiring Harness for 2003 - Up Select Ford Harness for Audiophile Sound Systems if that's the case.
2241994
Don't fully know your situation but the order includes a variety of standard connectors as shown. Mine was compatible with 92 Ford Explorer. Otherwise, most electrical stores carry them.
2200474
You don't really need one but it will make it a lot easier to install. There is a wiring diagram that is color coded that comes with the radio.
1186590
this is to install below the original radio. you would take out the compartment under the original radio and replace it with this kit. you will also need the "Scosche Axt12 12-Inch Antenna Extension Cable" in order to keep the antenna function of the radio.
629893
Yes you need to buy a separate wiring harness and possibly a trim kit depending on wear you are putting the stereo in your car.
1920963
I recommend buying a harness because it makes installation a snap. You will reuse the existing connector in the vehicle. The harness will be wired to the new radio making color codes match up to the vehicles wiring. Be sure to buy the correct harness for your particular vehicle's make and model.
959614
Yes you do. The radio does not have a kit included. Had to go to radio shop with the radio to make sure kit was right.
1052361
It should work just fine. Since there are no instructions, when you open the package you will find extra parts. Disregard those and just snap the main part of the adapter in the dash trim piece that housed your radio. Take the white plastic piece off that is bolted to the rear of your factory radio and mount it on your new radio. Slide the new radio into the adapter which you installed in the dash trim piece, attach your wiring and antenna, slide the white plastic piece onto its track the slide the assembly into place. Then all you have to do is put the 2 screws back into the dash trim piece and you're good to go. I would also recommend you purchase the wiring harness adapter. It will save you a lot of time. Hope this helps.
37828
"Need" is a relative term. In my scion xd, the head unit was smaller than the stock radio that I removed. I used it without this part, but the gaps on either side of the head unit bothered me.This just fills the gap between the head unit and the existing hole, creating a cleaner looking install.
1356147
You will not need one. They didn't start requiring antenna adapters until 2002 in that vehicle.
77962
You shouldn't need it unless your old mounting hardware is wore out and in need of replacing. A quick visual inspection should give you a answer.