PYLE AUDIO PP444 Phono Turntable Pre Amplifier 12 V DC car electronics accessory
- Installation Tools
- Converts Phono Sign…
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Installs an aftermarket single-DIN radio into the factory dash opening of select 2004-up Nissan vehicles
This dash kit allows installation of an aftermarket single-DIN radio into the factory dashboard opening of select Nissan vehicles from 2004 onward. It is designed for owners replacing an original head unit with a standard-size stereo.
The kit includes the trim pieces needed to fill the factory aperture and secure the new radio. Installation difficulty depends on the specific Nissan model and the wiring harness used; some vehicles may require additional adapters not included in this package.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Car Stereo Add-Ons |
| Product color | Black |
The kit aligns with the factory dash opening and holds a single-DIN radio securely without gaps or rattles.
The kit includes the dash panel and brackets for select 2004-up Nissan vehicles; the aftermarket single-DIN radio is sold separately.
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