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Unit includes: Radio housing, brackets, spacers (thick and thin), hardware, and detailed installation instructions
Metra 95-7309 Double DIN Dash Kit for Hyundai 1995-2006
This stereo installation kit is engineered to help you install an aftermarket Double DIN radio into your 1995-2006 Hyundai vehicles. Contoured, textured, and painted to match the factory dash for a seamless OEM look and easy upgrade.
Double DIN dash kit for 1995–2006 Hyundai vehicles (Elantra, Santa Fe, Sonata, Tiburon)
Contoured, textured, and color-matched to factory dash for OEM appearance
ISO-mount provision for any standard Double DIN aftermarket radio
High-quality ABS plastic construction for perfect fit and finish
Includes radio housing, brackets, thick/thin spacers, hardware, and instructions
Easy installation with detailed step-by-step instructions
Manufactured by Metra – trusted leader in vehicle installation kits
Kit Features
Stereo installation kit designed to fit any standard 4" tall (Double DIN) aftermarket radio with ISO-mount provision
Contoured, textured and painted to compliment the factory dash
Made from the highest quality ABS plastic for an original factory-like fit and finish
Includes brackets, spacers, hardware, and detailed installation instructions
A tech support number is available for installation help 7 days a week
We show you the complete process of installing a Pioneer Double DIN car stereo in a Chevy truck. The in-depth video shows the installation of the interface, and steering wheel control.
Stereo Installation Basics
Let's start with the basics of replacing your car stereo receiver. In out first video we demonstrate how to crimp or solder your wiring, mount your new receiver to your dash kit and prepare everything for an installation in your vehicle.
Wiring Harnesses Explained
What do all of the wire colors mean? Aftermarket manufacturers have made car stereo receiver installation an easier process by using a standardized wire color scheme. We walk you through what each individual wire does, this way if you have an installation that doesn't perform properly you will have the resources to begin troubleshooting your installation.
