METRA Ford 98-Up Power and 4-Speaker Wiring Harness Part 70-1771

Metra 70-1771 16-Pin Power and Speaker Radio Wiring Harness for 1998 through 2009 Ford/Lincoln/Mercury/Mazda

The METRA Part 70-1771 Ford power and 4-speaker wiring harness offers a straightforward solution for upgrading your vehicle's audio system without cutting or splicing wires. Designed to connect seamlessly to your car's original radio connectors, this harness features color-coded wires on one side that link directly to aftermarket radios, simplifying installation and ensuring a secure connection. It provides reliable electrical power to support a 4-speaker setup, making it ideal for enhancing your vehicle’s audio experience. Compatibility extends across a wide range of Ford vehicles from 1998 through 2011, including popular models such as the F-150, Explorer, Mustang, and Ranger, as well as select Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda, and Nissan vehicles. This universal harness is a perfect fit for many models including the Ford Crown Victoria, E-Series, Escape, Excursion, Expedition, and more, ensuring broad applicability for numerous vehicle owners. The durable construction and precise design of this harness enable a hassle-free installation process, saving time and reducing the risk of electrical issues. Whether you're replacing an existing radio or installing a new audio system, this harness ensures a clean, factory-quality connection that maintains the integrity of your vehicle's wiring. Trust METRA to deliver quality and compatibility with this reliable wiring harness, designed specifically for your vehicle's electrical needs and audio upgrade projects.

Features:

• Plugs into the vehicle's original radio connectors on one side, with color-coded wires on the other for easy connection to aftermarket radios

• Provides electrical power to support a 4-speaker audio system

• Compatible with a wide range of Ford models from 1998 to 2011, including F-150, Mustang, Explorer, and Ranger

• Suitable for select Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda, and Nissan vehicles from the late 1990s to early 2000s

• No cutting or splicing required, ensuring a hassle-free installation