Metra Dash Kit 99-7501 Radio Installation Kit Mazda Multi-Kit 1984-1997 Vehicles

Description

Unit Includes: Radio Housing, Pocket, 1" Spacer, ISO-DIN Trimring, Equalizer Faceplate, Bracket Set #1, Bracket Set #2, Spacer Set #1, Spacer Set #2, 6) #6 Flathead Screws, Rear Support, (4) #8 Phillip Screws, (4) 3/8" Machinethread Screws, ISO-DIN Spacers and (2) PPH Screws

Metra Dash Kit 99-7501 Radio Installation Kit Mazda Multi-Kit 1984-1997 Vehicles features:

Quick 2-shaft to DIN conversion
Allows installation of 1/4 or 1/2 DIN EQ
Removable pocket
ISO Mount only
Kit Components - Radio Housing, Pocket, 1" Spacer, ISO-DIN Trimring, Equalizer Faceplate, Bracket Set #1, Bracket Set #2, Spacer Set #1, Spacer Set #2, 6) #6 Flathead Screws, Rear Support, (4) #8 Phillip Screws, (4) 3/8" Machinethread Screws, ISO-DIN Spacers and (2) PPH Screws
Tools Required - Phillips screwdriver and Cutting tool
Metra's Install kits are manufactured from OEM quality ABS plastic designed to leave no gaps between the dash and the kit.
Mazda 323 1986-1989
Mazda 323 1990-1994
Mazda 626 1986-1992
Mazda 929 1988-1991
Mazda B-Series Pickup 1986-1993
Mazda Miata 1990-1997
Mazda MPV 1990-1995
Mazda MX6 1986-1992
Mazda Protege 1990-1994
Mazda RX-7 1984-1991
99-7501 Instruction Manual

Specifications

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Manufacturer	Metra
Part Number	99-7501
Chassis Size	Single DIN
Color	Black
Warranty	1 Year
Vehicle Year	1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Vehicle Brand	Mazda
UPC Code	086429017751
Return period	30 days
Exchange period	30 days

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