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Explorer/Mountaineer/MKT
Factory Replacement Radio
Note: Please carefully verify fitment before ordering. This Unit may be specific to features and/or sound system in the vehicle. Replaces OEM Unit Part Number: 1L2F-18C868-BB, 2L2T-18C868-DA, 2L2T-18C868-DB, 3L2T-18C868-DC, 3L2T-18C868-DD, 4L2T-18C868-DA
Special Order Item:
1 Factory Radio and JEGS Performance Products would like to make sure your radio installation is as seamless as possible. If your factory radio has not been removed from the vehicle or you don't have the OEM serial# from your unit, please follow the steps below.
Please use the SureFit order form below or call customer care for ordering information at 1-800-345-4545.
>> Click here for SureFit 1 Factory Radio Order Form <<
The ordering process is simple. Just complete the form above and email it to [email protected].
Specifications:
I want to know, this radio, blue too the button aside, looks identical to the radio in my 2000 Ford Excursion, what's the difference, is there a wiring difference or will it just hook up correctly
I know that this is the exact replacement part for my ‘05 Explorer (Eddie Bauer) so it should work with the rear entertainment system correct?
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