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Metra 108-FD9B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit Ford Ranger 2019-Up Matte Black

Metra 108-FD9B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit Ford Ranger 2019-Up Matte Black Metra
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Metra 108-FD9B for Pioneer 8" Radio Dash Kit Ford Ranger 2019-Up

Designed specifically for the Pioneer DMH-C5500NEX 8-inch radio.

This radio holder / radio panel enables the factory radio / navigation system to be easily replaced with an 8 "car radio from Pioneer.

Original factory radios / navigation systems often have a vehicle-specific shape, so no retrofit radio fits into the existing radio slot. With the help of this radio holder / radio cover, the car radio can be changed, and the installation can be completed in a short time.

Installation Instructions for Part 108-FD9B.pdf
Product Sheet.pdf

Features:

  • Painted Scratch-Resistant
  • Black Finish

Wiring and Antenna Connections

  • Wire Harness (sold separately)
    • AXTC-FD2
  • Antenna Adapter (sold separately)
    • 40-EU10

Vehicle Fitment

Ford

  • Ranger 2019-Up (with 4.2-inch display screen)

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