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Metra 99-7014B 1 or 2 DIN Dash Kit w/ Amp Interface for 2011-2014 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport

Metra 99-7014B 1 or 2 DIN Dash Kit w/ Amp Interface for 2011-2014 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Vehicles Metra
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Metra 99-7014B 1or 2 DIN Dash Kit w/ Amp Interface for 2011-2014 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Vehicles

Your 2011-up Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is a great car, but the dash presents a bit of a challenge when it's time to install a car stereo. The Metra 99-7014BC dash kit allows you to install a single-DIN (2" tall) or double-DIN (4" tall) aftermarket stereo in your Mitsubishi Outlander's dash opening, while maintaining all the factory hazard controls. The combo includes Metra 99-7014B 1/2 DIN Dash Kit with AXTO-MI3 Amp Data Interface.

Features

  • ISO DIN Radio Provision with Pocket
  • Double DIN Radio Provision
  • Painted Scratch Resistant Matte Black
  • Retains the factory amplifier
  • Pre-wired AXSWC harness (AXSWC sold separately)
  • High-level speaker input
  • Retains balance and fade
  • Micro-B USB updatable

  • Metra 99-7014B Dash Kit 
  • AXTO-MI3 Interface

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