Maestro KIT-FOC1 Dash Kit and T-Harness for 2012 and Newer Ford Focus

Had it installed in the car today - worked perfectly! Matte finish looks great, everything fits perfectly

Its been a few months since I installed it, but it works very well and was relatively easy to install. Least as easy as youre gonna get in a ford focus.

Not perfect but damn good. The instructions were a bit off for my 2015. Had to blindly disassemble one of the 2 choices for the lower airbag light/AC plate to fit. No instructions given to to achieve it nor that it even had to be done. I took one star for that since it covers the holes so completely that it wasnt visible as how to finish reassembling the dash after installing the radio. The fit and finish once completed was quite decent for the dash look.

Overall, this product is worth the extra cost. If you find yourself looking at this kit, youve probably read about it on FocusFanatics or another Focus owners forum when you OEM radio died. In terms of aesthetics, it beats the Metra kit. Plastic quality feels very firm, with just enough give to snap it into place. The little included cubbyhole is a nice touch, as well. I have zero issues with the lock and hazard buttons, they work perfect. It comes with 2: one hazard/unlock combo button, and one hazard only, depends on your Focus model which you will need. The wiring harness is completely there, and ready to wire up to the Maestro RR module and your chosen head unit. Going to Maestros website gives you a *very* easy to read wiring diagram with wiring options for Kenwood, Pioneer, and Alpine radios. I selected a Pioneer AVH-600EX for myself. It is completely compatible with the Maestro unit and even pairs with Sync, though in a limited capacity. If you want the OBDII integration for gauges, door opening, tire pressure, etc, you will need a head unit listed in the compatibility section on Maestros site.

Buen material y muy buen precio

You better know how to splice wires if you get this and have sync. Worked well though. Happy with the results. Work out the kinks and update your iPhone if needed BEFORE you use your new radio. Bought a Pioneer NEX 8400 and it fit well. Looks just like the old dash color and texture.

I recently installed an aftermarket head unit in a 2012 Ford Focus, which, if you are reading this, you know is not a straight forward task.

Radio went out in my focus. It was cheaper on here than bestbuy so I ordered it here then the other parts from bestbuy and got free installation I’m very happy with it so far

In order to replace my useless, broken Ford Focus factory radio, I had to also purchase a dash kit as you cannot use an aftermarket radio with the factory dash kit. This added A LOT of cost to this endeavor, but I digress. I was looking at 3 different dash kits and of the three, Maestros brand was the most expensive by far. Additionally, if you wanted to also connect the steering wheel controls and OBDII capabilities you also needed a pricey module sold by Maestro (not included with dash kit).

Comes with wires but still need maestro ads-rr for steering wheel controls