Can I use the stock amplifier from a 99 ford explorer on a 2007 ford explorer

Asked by olmarman Mar 16, 2016 at 01:30 PM about the Ford Explorer

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Can I use the stock amplifier from a 99 ford explorer on a 2007 ford explorer

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OJ answered 9 years ago

You'll have to check the amperage on both units. If the newer unit has a higher amperage spec, I would not use it without upgrading the associated wiring/fuses. Auto manufacturers use AWG wire just large enough to carry the load of what is installed. You risk fire or burned wires if the newer amp is rated higher.

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