bigbeardbiii
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I searched but couldn't find a thread for this topic. I'm in need of any & all info. I can get on a stereo wiring harness that will connect an aftermarket stereo. All I could find only went back to 1982 (Scorche).
aftermarket stereo wiring harness 1973 Bronco
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If I understand your post..., EB's never came with a stereo.
They came with a simple AM/FM radio.
If you want a stereo set-up.., you'll have to build a small wiring group with a fuse.
Basically, all you need is a pos. a neg. & in some cases a light wire.
All the other wiring is from the stereo to the speakers.
They came with a simple AM/FM radio.
If you want a stereo set-up.., you'll have to build a small wiring group with a fuse.
Basically, all you need is a pos. a neg. & in some cases a light wire.
All the other wiring is from the stereo to the speakers.
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bigbeardbiii
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Yes, I'm use to calling ALL in car radio's "stereo's", regardless of if only am, am/fm,cd, etc... Mine did come with an am/fm. Thanks for the info. Where do the wires you mentioned connect on the vehicle end?
Which one RU hook'n up.., your AM/FM or something else.? I assume the aftermarket.
Your fuse box has a fuse for "radio"
OR.., you can install a fuse-block under the hood for a radio and any other elect. add-ons
you may choose to install in the future.
None of this is hard but not really explainable on a keyboard.
However, it has to be done right. (shorts &/or fire are not a fun thing.)
You should go to the libuary & read up on some basic wiring hook-ups.
Most aft. market radios come with instructions & a simple schematic.
Your fuse box has a fuse for "radio"
OR.., you can install a fuse-block under the hood for a radio and any other elect. add-ons
you may choose to install in the future.
None of this is hard but not really explainable on a keyboard.
However, it has to be done right. (shorts &/or fire are not a fun thing.)
You should go to the libuary & read up on some basic wiring hook-ups.
Most aft. market radios come with instructions & a simple schematic.
CARiD
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bigbeardbiii, you can also use Metra or American International wiring harness. It is available for the 1973 Bronco and will allow seamless integration of custom stereo with vehicle: http://www.carid.com/wire-harnesses.html (select 1973 Bronco)
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bigbeardbiii
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Thanks Bob & Carid. I'll check into the Metra & Am. Int. wiring harnesses.
