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Metra 99-8234 Single DIN Dash Kit for Select 2012-Up Toyota Scion iQ Vehicles

Metra 99-8234 Single DIN Dash Kit for Select 2012-Up Toyota Scion iQ Vehicles Metra
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Metra 99-8234 Single DIN Dash Kit for Toyota Scion iQ 2012-Up

The Metra 99-8234 kit allows you to install a single-DIN (2" tall) car stereo in your vehicle's dash opening. Made of premium quality ABS plastic, the product ensures extra durability for long-lasting service life. Designed to provide a precise fit, this kit will fit the factory dash contours ideally, with no gaps between the dash and the kit.

Installation Instructions for Part 99-8234.pdf

Features

  • Installation dash kit for Single DIN Radios
  • For 2012-Up Scion IQ vehicles
  • Includes a storage pocket below the radio for single DIN mounting
  • Accommodates ISO Single DIN mount
  • Designed and manufactured with precision tolerances
  • Gapless fit between the dash and the kit
  • Painted to match factory dash color
  • Factory matched texture style
  • High-grade ABS plastic construction
  • Color: Black

  • Metra 99-8234 In-dash Receiver Kit owner's manual
  • Radio housing
  • Trim-plate
  • 2 Double-DIN brackets
  • 2 Single-DIN brackets
  • Installation Instructions

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