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    Two Wires on the back of the Stock Stereo Question

    Thanks, y'all. This is why I love the Explorer forums. I've got it connected up. Now I need to find the parking brake wiring to connect one last wire. I'm replacing the stock 6-disc changer with a Pioneer AVIC-U310BT 4.3-Inch In-Dash Navigation Receiver with CD Player and Bluetooth. $272...
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    Two Wires on the back of the Stock Stereo Question

    I found this at Crutchfiel's website. You've been quite helpful. Thanks, scicci. http://bit.ly/cs1I2F
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    Two Wires on the back of the Stock Stereo Question

    Just for clarification... So you're saying, I don't need to connect these wires into the aftermarket stereo? I didn't know that the stock stereo needed to know the vehicle's speed. Thanks a lot for your help in this matter.
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    Two Wires on the back of the Stock Stereo Question

    I'm replacing my girlfriend's stock car stereo on her 2002 Ford Explorer XLT. I don't know much about the type of stock sound system only that the stereo is the "Premium" sound system (according to the model # on the back). So, I ordered a wiring harness and dash kit and pulled the trim out...
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    Greetings and Salutations from Corpus Christi, TX

    Hi y'all. Just bought a 2002 Ford Explorer XLT 4.6L V8 EFI. Engine is running great, just a few problems that I hope I can handle with the help of the forum: Mainly, there seems to be some grinding/scraping noise coming from the rear tires. I'm hoping it's the tires and not the rear axle.
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