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Metra 99-7898 Single DIN Dash Kit for Select 1989-2006 Honda Vehicles

Metra 99-7898 Single DIN Dash Kit for Select 1989-2006 Honda Vehicles Metra
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Includes a storage pocket below the radio
Painted to match factory dash color
Factory style texture
Install dash kit for Single DIN Radios
Designed and manufactured with precision tolerances, resulting in a gapless fit between the dash and the kit
High-grade ABS plastic construction

Includes
Radio housing
Faceplate
ISO trimming
ISO spacers
ISO brackets
Mounting brackets
Rear support bracket (R1)
Rear support bracket (R2)
(2) #8 x 3/4” Phillips pan head screws
(6) #8 x 3/8” Phillips pan head screws

Compatible With
Acura CL 1997-1999
Acura Integra 1990-2001
Acura Legend 1990-1996
Acura RSX 2002-2006
Acura TL 1996-1998
Acura Vigor 1992-1994
Honda Accord 1990-2002
Honda Civic 1996-2005
Honda Civic Special Edition 2005
Honda Civic (with factory keyless entry) 1996-1998
Honda CRV 1997-2006
Honda Odyssey 1995-2004
Honda Prelude 1988-2001
Isuzu Oasis 1996-1999

Installation Instructions for Part 99-7898.pdf
Product Sheet.pdf

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