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Upgrade your car's audio system with the Scosche FDK11B, the perfect Radio Installation Harness for select Factory Amplified 2003-12 Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles. Designed for a direct fit, this harness allows you to install a car stereo without compromising your car's factory wiring. Whether you're looking to enhance your stereo experience with audiophile sound or add a touch of modernity with Bluetooth, CarPlay or Android Auto, this stereo wiring harness is your go-to solution for a professional quality installation.
The Scosche FDK11B radio installation harness is crafted with precision to ensure a snug and secure fit for your aftermarket radio connection. With its high-quality construction, this radio installation harness will withstand the test of time. The harness is constructed of OEM quality wire and connectors for a straightforward radio installation process, making it a breeze for both DIY enthusiasts and professional installers. Say goodbye to compatibility issues and hello to a hassle-free car stereo installation experience.
Get ready to enjoy a flawless radio installation experience with the Scosche FDK11B, your ultimate choice for a Radio Installation Harness.
Customer
2025-08-28 18:08:06
I matched by color code andplugged in to the car and it started playing immediately. I didn't realize the radio was already turned on. This was before was installed and bolted down. Deliver one day before promised. Great 👠service.
Jimmy’s small engines
2025-08-03 13:20:17
This made for an easy install without any wire cutting!! Thank you !! “SCOSCHE†from all. Of us at ,“Jimmy’s small enginesâ€
Road runner services llc
2025-07-19 11:29:50
Works great after putting a new factory harness in the person who owned the car before cut the connection and wired it straight
Julie Mourachian
2025-07-13 16:34:27
I bought this for my 2004 Ford Escape with the Mach stereo system to use with the Pioneer DEH-150MP replacement stereo. Everything fit great, although using the wire butt connectors without the proper crimping tool is a pain in the butt. That is obviously not a reflection on this product.I have only one complaint. It has nothing to do with how the product was made, but instead with what it is missing. And this is something that would have stumped me, if I had not found it mentioned in an online forum of someone who did the same install I was doing. Replacement stereos have a 12V output to the subwoofer, but Ford uses 5V. Therefore a voltage regulator needs to be soldered to the harness to avoid the loud "pop" that occurs without a regulator, when the unit is powered on. It is a $2 part I bought at Radio Shack (+5V Fixed-Voltage Regulator 7805, Model: 7805, Catalog #: 276-1770). And for someone who has never soldered electronic equipment before, it was a little tedious. Because this is marketed for systems with a subwoofer, I believe the addition of this voltage regulator is a must.Despite my complaint, I still feel this is an excellent harness. And it appears to be an indusrty-wide issue to not include the voltage regulator, because I researched other harnesses before I made my purchase, and none of them had it. And if it is not included, at least make mention in the directions that is needed. This would be especially helpful to us do-it-yourselfers.
Shaun Spencer-Webb
2025-06-11 12:55:22
Haven’t had an issue
Ling Ling
2025-06-07 15:29:08
Make sure you take the radio out and check what kind of connection you have in the back of the radio. Amazon guide said it will fit for 2007 Sport Trac but upon taking off the radio it shows it does not have the right connection, see picture. Double check what you have before purchasing this item. I gave it a 3-star because I am sure it works delivery was prompt and proper but at the end it was wrongfully mentioned for proper fitment.
W. Glover
2025-05-24 11:37:14
There is a lot of confusion on the net around what harness fits and how to connect an aftermarket stereo in the 04 Mustang with the factory MACH 460 Audiophile Sound System. Amazon's "WILL IT FIT" nailed it, this is the solution. This is a direct fit and the wires are color matched to your aftermarket stereo so making the connections is easy.I did opt to put a 1 Ohm resistor (Scosche customer service recommends a 1.5 Ohm if you can find it) on the Amplifier turn on leads (Secondary RCA harness) to reduce the Amp turn on POP and so far it does the job. Seems Scosche could include this in the harness if they KNOW it's likely to be needed. There are additional wires on the harness that according to Scosche customer service, accommodate steering wheel controls, speed sensing volume or GPS interface. Scosche customer service is excellent and you MAY be able to use these wires if your radio supports it. The CS number is on the back of the package, I recommend you call if you have any trouble.I've read issues with the tweeters "dropping out" when using aftermarket receivers and the best I can say is look for an aftermarket unit that does not exceed 200W (50X4) and has a DEDICATED Subwoofer RCA line out. You will want to use the Subwoofer out for the secondary harness that supports the Amplifiers which power the 5x7 Subs in the doors and quarter panels. Most receivers with a Subwoofer out will allow you to manage the BASS going to the four speaker outputs separately from the Subwoofer output. This configuration seems to produce the best overall sound and best fader control of the system.
Danielle Ryan
2025-03-18 17:35:23
the second plug doesn't fit anything for your installation
Aaden Ngo
2025-02-03 14:31:30
meet expectation...
Deanna k
2025-01-08 15:39:41
Good
Darcy Sandford
2024-12-10 14:19:29
Product As described, but shipping too way too long!
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