はじめに
Prior to completing this guide, refer to the troubleshooting link at the bottom of the introduction and if issues still occur, continue with this guide.
The Ford Focus SE is an automatic hatchback car produced in 2013. The stereo component is used for blue-tooth connectivity that allows music and phone operations from an external device. The stereo also has a built in CD compartment to play music.
The stereo component of the car would sometimes produce loud pops or static noise from the speakers on the door panels. If your Ford Focus SE stereo is producing loud static noises or is not working properly, this guide will show you how to replace the stereo in the car without having to go to a mechanic or dealership to install it.
Before starting on this guide make sure the car is completely off the entire time and refer to the links below for assistance outside of this guide.
For troubleshooting the stereo, refer to this link:
https://owner.ford.com/support/how-tos/s...
For connecting your phone to the “SYNC-Phone” option, refer to this link :
必要な工具と部品
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Unlock the car using the unlock button on the key fob or inserting the key into the door.
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Open the car door.
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Once the stereo box is removed from connectors, there will be 3 cords attached to the box.
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Carefully push down on the clamp to disconnect the yellow wire on the far left of the box.
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Push down on the clamps in the middle to remove the middle wire.
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Push down on the clamps in the middle to remove the far right wire.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Why have the instructions been edited, yet my simple, specific question has not been addressed?
Todd, you just have to stick a small flat head in any of the 4 inserts and mine popped right out.
My question is, does the replacement radio need any type of dealership reprogramming or is it just plug and play?
