Metra 95-9111B Double DIN Dash Kit for select Audi A4 (8K) A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) 2009-2016

Metra 95-9111B Double DIN Dash Kit for Audi select A4 (8K) A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) 2009-2016

• Info adapter kit, retains information from display
• Retains steering wheel control functionality
• Retains phone button functionality
• Retains vehicle settings & generates settings menus
• Provides input for aftermarket reversing camera
• Retains parking sensor audio & generates parking sensor graphics

Features:

• Info adapter kit, retains information from display
• Retains steering wheel control functionality
• Retains phone button functionality
• Retains vehicle settings & generates settings menus
• Provides input for aftermarket reversing camera
• Retains parking sensor audio & generates parking sensor graphics

Vehicle Fitment:

Audi

• A4 (8K) 2009-2016 *
• A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) 2009-2016 *

*without NAV

• with MMI w/factory amplifier/dual zone only/excluding ’09 convertible

• Radio trim panel
• Radio brackets Button housing
• Radio screws (8)
• Panel clips two (2)
• AXSWC interface and wiring harness (not shown)
• AXXESS interface and wiring harness (not shown)
• Antenna adapter (not shown)

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