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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KaeZoo" data-source="post: 1909461" data-attributes="member: 554753">You can install an aftermarket head unit and keep the steering wheel controls by using a third-party adapter like PAC's SWI series.  You'd have to pick out a head unit with a wired remote jack, then use the correct interface; ie, most new Pioneer head units have the jack, and you'd buy a SWI-PS to go with it.Tapping into the factory system would be simpler.  All you need is a Line-out converter.  When you have factory amplifiers, you just have to tap the LOC between the amplifier and the speaker, and make sure you pick a speaker that plays the frequencies you want to tap.  To add a subwoofer amp in an Explorer, just tap into the wires running to the factory sub.  You can then disconnect the factory subwoofer if you wish.</blockquote>

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