If the motorhomes was built on a semi truck frame , then we do.  YOU MIGHT WANT TO PULL THE RADIO FIRST TO MAKE SURE THE MOTOR HOME MANUFACTURE DID NOT REMOVE THE TRUCK'S RADIO HARNESS AND REPLACE IT WITH THEIR ON CONNECTOR.  then a pic will help ID   Read more...

Most 5x7 are will have same bolt pattern.  Some manufactures might trim off the usual multi hole mounting tabs for just the ones need for that application.  About the only change would be the depth of the speaker determined by the magnet size usually.  We sell OEM style that are not so deep.  Here is the link to them as they are on a sister site FARM RADIO   Read more...

BT ISO DIN should be the right one unless you have the SmartNav version with   Read more...

You would have to use a universal version where you will have to wire from scratch without truck wiring info.  Test to find right wires.  You might luck up and get all the functions to work.  Be sure to check truck to make sure it is not canbus.  If it is the steering wheel controls work with a OEM canbus radio   Read more...

For the factory to put speakers in they would have to connect the speaker wires to them which means there would have been a harness with wires in it for speakers as well as power.  Since the truck did not come with a stereo the connecvtor can be as much as a foot away from the opening, up, down , left or right of the radio placement hole. They will sometimes wire tie it or slightly tape it to another group of wires.  Look again it is   Read more...