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Metra 95-9113B 2DIN Dash Kit for Select 2009-2016 Audi A4 (8K) A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) Vehicles

Metra 95-9113B 2DIN Dash Kit for Select 2009-2016 Audi A4 (8K) A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) Vehicles Metra

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Metra 95-9113B 2DIN Dash Kit for Select 2009-2016 Audi A4 (8K) A5 (8TF/8/F7/8TA) Vehicles

Mend your 2009 to 2019 model of Audi A4 or A5 audio system with this Metra 95-9113B dash kit. The data interfaces and wiring harnesses enable seamless integration with the existing system, while the ISO double-DIN radio provision lets you install a variety of radio brands. This Metra dash kit features an information adapter kit to preserve information on the display, and the matte black finish easily blends with most car interiors.

Installation Instructions for Part 95-9113B.pdf
Product Sheet.pdf

Features

  • Without MMI / With Factory Amplifier / Dual Zone HVAC Only
  • ISO DDIN radio provision
  • Includes all necessary data interfaces, wiring harnesses, and antenna adapter, for a complete installation
  • Info Adapter kit, retains information on display
  • Painted matte black

  • Radio trim panel 
  • Radio brackets
  • Radio screws (8) 
  • Panel clips (2)
  • AXSWC/camera retention wiring harness (not shown)
  • Axxess interface and wiring harness (not shown)
  • Antenna adapter (not shown)

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