Customer service rep for Planet Audio just told me to buy one of these for a 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe. Does that make any sense at all?
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If you have the Monsoon audio system, yes, this is the right harness. If you do NOT have Monsoon, then you would need a different harness, the 70-7301. Double check which audio system you have. Or, order both and return the one you end up not needing. Please note, Amazon has been shipping two different harnesses for the 70-2003. The one in a Metra red bag does not have the AMP power-on wire. The one in the generic clear plastic bag does have it.
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First there's are great speakers. If you go to this web site it will let you know : http://www.crutchfield.com/learn/2003-2011-ford-crown-victoria-mercury-grand-marquis.html#Replacingyourfactoryspeakers they're great! It's What I did .
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I've found for the best car audio questions it's alwys good to go to crutchfield.com and click outfit my car, they'll tell you of any adapters and interfaces that you'll need to do the correct install.
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Yes,it is. But I would recommend to ask your mechanic or a Best Buy guy what do you really need for your car. I had to rewire all speakers. Happy anyway.
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I would ask your local stereo installer. Prob just need the harnest for your car.
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It fitted quite well in my 2002 Hyundai Santa fe upstream and downstream. So I'm not sure for your case. But it is supposed to be universal.
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Yes! This kit work in your Santa Fe. The "AC" informed in this kit no have reference in the work current (DC/AC), but the internal (special) components. You can by relax!!
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I use this in my 2006 Nissan Xterra and the quality is excellent. The only caveat is that you will need to crank the volume to achieve sound levels that you would normally get from CDs or Radio.
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It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that... » Read More It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. « Show Less
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Yea take it to an audio person or store that sells car audio and I'm sure someone can wire it for you . Our just by new ones and electric tape them up
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Hi Sharon The unit has a great sound firstly with the old speakers. The unit is reasonably easy to fit but I recommend you get the shop to do it if you haven't done one before. Although if ya get stuck you can always take to the shop in pieces. If you try yourself you must disconnect the battery and make sure its insulated from the car. This will defend the devices when they are being installed in case any wires touch. Good Luck Bruce
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I sure hope so. I haven't had an opportunity to use it yet, so I cannot give you a definitive answer. I will keep this email in my inbox and when I do try it on my 2013 Santa Fe I will let you know.
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Hello. There is a lot of variables when installing this system into a vehicle. Please call the Technical Support Team at 805.751.4853 so we may further assist you. Thank you for your purchase as a valued Boss Audio Customer.
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Before I purchased this product, I did some research. I started off at best buy, and was told the one I needed would cost about $150.00, then I called a local stereo shop and was told about the same. Finally I callex a friend that installed the stereo he gave me the right part for my car. So my advise would be research the part before buying, and if this is tge right part then make suure you use the extra red wire that is provided for the power source.
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Absolutely! Just consult with a professional to install it. Search locally in your area to find a car audio shop and take it to them and you will have to purchase the installation kit and wiring harness for your model car. Installation and the parts do run high in some areas but I fully reccomend a professional shop installing it so that if something were to go wrong you could take it back to them and they can repair it if it was their fault. Hope this helps!-Nathan
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That's the question I asked myself before buying. Would it fit my Hyundai Santa Fe? I figured why not order since I was a Amazon Prime member I could get it in two days and free shipping. If it didn't work out I would send it back. It worked with plenty of length to spare and when we traveled to Ohio I was able to put it on my windshield and protect it from the snow and ice. Good Luck.
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I've found a link that can be helpfull to you. http://www.crutchfield.com/S-0NxEASPcRwU/learn/2005-2012-nissan-xterra.html