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Metra 99-7348B Single/Double DIN Dash Kit for Select 2012-13 Hyundai Accent

Metra 99-7348B Single/Double DIN Dash Kit for Select 2012-13 Hyundai Accent Metra
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Metra 99-7348B Single/Double DIN Dash Kit

Single/Double DIN Black Stereo Dash Kit (99-7348B) by Metra¬ģ. Used to install a universal single or double DIN stereo which is approximately 2" or 4" high. When you need to install a double-DIN radio or single-DIN radio with a pocket in the dash of your vehicle, this stereo dash kit is what the doctor ordered. 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 99-7348B.pdf

Features:

  • ISO DIN Radio Provision with pocket
  • ISO DDIN Radio Provision
  • Painted black to match factory finish
  • Expertly crafted from superior materials
  • Provides exceptional reliability
  • Ensures everlasting service life

Vehicle Fitment:
 
Hyundai - Accent with Radio Delete 2012-2013

  • Radio trim-panel
  • 2 Brackets
  • Pocket
  • Four #8 x 3/8" screws
  • Installation Instructions

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