Garmin 010-10908-00 portable friction mount gps accessory
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Single DIN installation multi-kit for select 1986-2005 Hyundai vehicles
This Metra multi-kit provides the brackets and trim pieces needed to mount a single-DIN head unit in select Hyundai vehicles produced between 1986 and 2005. It fills the factory dashboard opening so an aftermarket stereo can be installed cleanly. The kit is supplied new and includes the hardware required for the conversion.
The kit suits owners of compatible Hyundai models who want to replace the original radio with a standard single-DIN unit. It is not intended for double-DIN openings or for vehicles outside the 1986-2005 range, so buyers with newer dashboards or larger apertures should look at other solutions.
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The Metra 99-7301 kit is designed for a single DIN dashboard opening in select 1986-2005 Hyundai vehicles.
No, the Metra 99-7301 kit replaces the factory radio location to install an aftermarket single DIN head unit.
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