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Metra 95-7811HG Gloss Black Double DIN Dash Kit for 16-up Honda Pilot

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Metra 95-7811HG Gloss Black Double DIN Dash Kit for 16-up Honda Pilot

Brand: Metra
MPN: 95-7811HG
Condition: New


ISO Double DIN radio provision
Painted gloss black
Compatible with 2016-up Honda Pilot Vehicles
Includes (1) One Radio trim panel, (2) Two Radio brackets, (4) Four #8 x 3/8" Phillips screws and (1) One Installation Instructions
Panel removal tool, Phillips screwdriver, 10mm socket wrench with extension and E-12 reverse (external) Torx socket Tools Needed (sold separately)
Authorized Dealer

Installation Instructions for Part 95-7811HG.pdf

Compatible With
Honda Pilot 2016-up

Wiring & Antenna Connections (sold separately)
Wiring Harness:
70-1729
Antenna Adapter: 40-HD11; 40-HD12 (EX and higher)

Tools Needed (sold separately)
Panel removal tool
Phillips screwdriver
10mm socket wrench with extension
E-12 reverse (external) Torx socket

(1) One Radio trim panel
(2) Two Radio brackets
(4) Four #8 x 3/8" Phillips screws
(1) One Installation Instructions

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