tntspider

The factory stereo in my f 150 went to down the drain. I am installing a new deck. The problem is ford never seemed to have a standard on their wiring back in 91. If anyone knows what color coded wires are which it would save me lots of time.

thanks

97chevyman

might want to get a chiltons manual, it might say something.

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2000 ford F-250 4x4 CC auto
1978 F150 4x4, 6 inch lift painted john deere green

FreddieJB86

If it's not too late you can go to your local autoparts store and get a plug in adapter that plugs into your truck's factory stereo plug.

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1987 Ford F150, 300, EFI, 4spd
1979 Chevy K10, 350, 4bbl, auto, full-time 4wd

boognish

all l can say is good luck. l figured out the wiring in my 89 f-150 just by trial and error. blew a couple fuses, prayed a couple of times that l didn't burn up anything else, and finally figured it out. l think l remember that a couple of wires were basically the exact same color, l think it was orange/black. but then again, the red/black could've just faded a lil over time. but like l said, good luck.

SUMOBOY

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ervinj

You might want to check ALLDATA.com. It will cost you about Twenty bucks but it's better than chilton's.

ervinj

pete54ford

FreddieJB86 is right. Just go buy a plug-in...why do people need to make things so hard, when all in all, its a simple thing!