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Metra 99-7518B Single or Double DIN Dash Installation Kit for 2007-Up Mazda 2 Vehicles- Black

Metra 99-7518B Single or Double DIN Dash Installation Kit for 2007-Up Mazda 2 Vehicles- Black Metra
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Metra 99-7518bB Single-DIN And Double-DIN Radios Dash Kit Fits Select 2011-up Mazda 2 Models

This mounting kit allows you to install a single-DIN (2" tall) or double-DIN (4" tall) radio in your vehicle's dash opening

Installation Instructions for Part 99-7518B.pdf

Features

  • Single/Double DIN Installation Dash Kit
  • For 2007-Up Mazda 2 vehicles
  • Accommodates ISO single/double DIN mount
  • Designed and manufactured with precision tolerances, resulting in a gapless fit between the dash and the kit
  • Painted black to match factory dash color
  • High-grade ABS plastic construction
  • Factory style texture
  • All necessary hardware to install an aftermarket radio

  • Metra 99-7518B Dash Kit owner's manual
  • Radio housing
  • Double-DIN trim ring
  • Single-DIN trim ring
  • Pocket
  • 2 Brackets
  • 2 Spacers
  • 6 Clips
  • Installation Instructions

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