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Metra 95-5850B 2-DIN Dash Kit Ford F-250/350/450/550XL w/o CD 2017-Up

Metra 95-5850B 2-DIN Dash Kit Ford F-250/350/450/550XL w/o CD 2017-Up Metra
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Metra 95-5850B Double DIN Dash Kit for Ford F-250/350/450/550XL w/o CD Player '17-Up

Brand: Metra
MPN: 95-5850B
Condition: New

This kit provides the ability to install an ISO DDIN
aftermarket radio. Use with vehicles without a
CD player. Scratch-resistant matte black paint
matches the factory color and appearance.

TOOLS REQUIRED:
-Panel removal tool
-Phillips screwdriver
-9/32” socket wrench
-Torx screwdriver

NOTE: Only works for Non-STX models

Installation Instructions for Part 95-5850B.pdf
Product Sheet.pdf

Compatible with:
Ford F-250/350/450/550 XL (w/o CD player) 2017-Up
*Please contact us for up to date vehicle application

WIRING & ANTENNA CONNECTIONS:(sold separately)
Wiring Harness: XSVI-5524-NAV
Antenna Adapter: 40-EU10
Steering wheel control interface: ASWC-1

NOTE: Only works for Non-STX models

-Radio trim panel
-Radio brackets
-Switch trim panel
-(4) #8 x 3/8” Phillips screws
-(4) #6 x 3/8” Phillips screw
-(6) Panel clips

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