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53 Plate Fiesta Aftermarket Stereo

MichaelMct
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I've recently bought a 53 plate Fiesta what wiring harness / adaptor will I need to connect the ford connection to this connection in the picture if possible. 

These are the fiestas with the triple radio you need to remove whole dash to take radio out.

I know where to find a double din fascia plate however the wiring has stumped me, any help appreciated

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    Wrong adaptor.

    That is for connecting to a Ford quadlock loom from later models.

    Should be this type I believe-

    Screenshot_20160723-204035_edit_1469302887093.jpeg

    Sent from my SM-G930F

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    1 hour ago, Stoney871 said:

    Wrong adaptor.

    That is for connecting to a Ford quadlock loom from later models.

    Should be this type I believe-

    Screenshot_20160723-204035_edit_1469302887093.jpeg

    Sent from my SM-G930F

    I need an adaptor to go from the connector in the picture I posted to the current connection, (unsure of name), for the factory head unit, if that makes sense. 

    The other end of the connection in the photo leads to the headunit itself so no way around using this wiring. 

    I'll check the headunit and the wiring again for a company name or something so I can reference better. No labels or names on the unit.

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    As I said, that is not a compatible connector.

    It is designed for later Fords not the one you have.

    Sent from my SM-G930F

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    Ah I see, reason for posting was to see if it was possible. Thanks. 

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