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Metra 99-7396 Single Din & Double Din Dash Kit for Select 2019 & Up Hyundai Santa Fe Vehicles

Metra 99-7396 Single Din & Double Din Dash Kit for Select 2019 & Up Hyundai Santa Fe Vehicles Metra
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Metra 99-7396 Single Din & Double Din Dash Kit for Select 2019 & Up Hyundai Santa Fe Vehicles

Designed for most Single-DIN radios and a special design for ISO Double-DIN radios with an ‚ÄúL‚ÄĚ shaped chassis design with the radio chassis at the bottom of the screen. Specifically Alpine INE-W967HD, INE-W977HD, iLX-107, and iLX-207

Installation Instructions for Part 99-7396.pdf
Product Sheet.pdf

Features

  • ISO DDIN radio provision (1)
  • Pioneer modular DDIN radio provision (2)
  • Painted scratch-resistant matte black with a bright silver trim to match the factory appearance
  • Hyundai Santa Fe 2019-Up

  •  Radio housing face-plate
  •  Radio housing back-plate
  •  Radio housing trim
  •  Radio brackets
  •  Pioneer adapter brackets
  •  Phillips pan-head screws (6)
  •  Phillips truss-head screws (4)
  •  Panel clips (4)

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