99-5716 - Kit d'installation auto AXESS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 99-5716 AXESS

• ISO DIN head unit provisions
• Incorporates factory climate controls into installation

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KIT COMPONENTS

• A) Integrated mounting kit • B) ISO Faceplate • C) Tuner bypass • D) ISO Brackets
• E) (2) #8 x 3/8" Phillips pan head screws

A

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B

C

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D

E

WIRING & ANTENNA CONNECTIONS (included)

WiringHarness:
- Included with dash kit
Antenna Adapter:
- 40-FD10

TOOLS REQUIRED

- 86-5618 Head unt removal keys - Torx head screwdriver

• ISO head unit provision....6
• DIN head unit provision....7
• Trunk provision ....8

CAUTION: Metra recommends disconnecting the negative battery terminal before beginning any installation. All accessories, switches, and especially air bag indicator lights must be plugged in before reconnecting the battery or cycling the ignition.

Note: Refer to the instructions included with the aftermarket radio.

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Ford Taurus/Mercury Sabel 2000-2003

1. Using the 86-5618 removal keys pull the factory radio/climate control panel from the dash. (Figure A)
2. Disconnect the vacuum hose harness and connectors from the audio system, blower motor switch, A/C dampener door switch, and potentiometer.
3. Remove the panel. Continued to kit preparation

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(Figure A)

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sabel 2000-2003

1. Turn the factory climate control dials into a vertical position and pull the dials off. (Figure A)
2. Remove (2) 5/16" hex head screws securing the temperature/fan control switches and remove switches. Unclip the climate control switch and remove. (Figure B)
3. Mount switches to the back of the integrated mounting kit with the (2) supplied #8 x 3/8" Phillips pan head screws. (Figure C)
4. Holding the climate control dials in a vertical position insert the dials onto the posts of the mounted switches and secure. (Figure D)

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(Figure B)

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(Figure C)

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(Figure A)

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(Figure D)

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sabel 2000-2003

1. Remove (2) Torx head screws securing the mounting clips to the sides of the factory radio/climate control panel and remove the clips. (Figure E)
2. Mount the clips to the integrated mounting kit with the same Torx head screws. (Figure F)

Continue to kit assembly

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(Figure E)

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(Figure F)

ISO head unit provision

1. Snap the ISO Faceplate into the radio opening. (Figure A)
2. Attach the ISO Brackets to the inner lip of the radio opening. (Figure A)
3. Slide the head unit into the radio opening, align the holes in the head unit with the holes in the ISO Brackets and mount the unit to the brackets with the screws supplied with the unit. (Figure A)
4. Locate the factory wiring harness in the dash. Metra recommends using the proper mating adapter from Metra or AXXESS. Re-connect the negative battery terminal and test the unit for proper operation.
5. Reassemble dash in reverse order of disassembly. (Figure B)

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(Figure A)

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(Figure B)

DIN head unit provision

1. Slide the DIN cage into the Integrated Mounting Kit and secure by bending the metal locking tabs down. (Figure A)
2. Slide the aftermarket head unit into the cage and secure. (Figure A)
3. Locate the factory wiring harness in the dash. Metra recommends using the proper mating adapter from Metra or AXXESS. Re-connect the negative battery terminal and test the unit for proper operation.
4. Reassemble dash in reverse order of disassembly. (Figure B)

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(Figure A)

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(Figure B)

Trunk provision

1. Open the trunk, remove (4) pop-clips from the driver's side trunk liner. Remove liner. (Figure A)
2. Locate the factory tuner on the wall of the trunk and disconnect the speaker and antenna plugs. (Figure B)

Note: It is not necessary to remove the tuner.

1. Plug the 70-5715 into the unit speaker plug and the antenna extension lead into the unit antenna plug.
2. Slide the extension harness through the space in the back seat between the seat back and seat bottom.
3. Unclip the rocker trim, tuck the extension harness under the carpet and stretch the harness to the back of the dash.

Note: Replace the rocker trim when completed.

1. Splice speaker leads on the extension harness into the rear of the aftermarket head unit.
2. Plug the factory wiring harnesses into the switch connectors (previously mounted in Step 2) and audio connectors on the back of the integrated mounting kit.

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(Figure A)

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(Figure B)

Notes

Notes

Notes

APLICACIONES

Ford/Mercury 2000-2003

99-5716

CARACTERÍSTICAS DEL KIT

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COMPONENTES DEL KIT

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B

C

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D

E

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(Figura A)

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sabel 2000-2003

Line drawing of a device with buttons and ports, no text or symbols present

(Figura B)

Technical line drawing of a car air conditioning unit with control panel and mounting bracket (no text or labels)

(Figura C)

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(Figura A)

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(Figura D)

Ford Taurus/Mercury Sabel 2000-2003

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(Figura E)

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(Figura F)

Diagram showing device connection with labeled ports and internal components, including a device box and cable connectors.

(Figura A)

Diagram showing a device with a connector inserted into a panel, connected to a separate terminal block (no text or symbols present)

(Figura B)

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(Figura A)

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(Figura B)

Cajuela provisión

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Notas

Notas

Notas