METRA
METRA 99-8202 MP4 accessory
Radio installation kit converts 2-shaft openings to DIN for 2000-2005 Toyota models, includes hardware
- Keeps factory dash intact after radio swap
- Converts 2-shaft opening to DIN standard
- Fits 2000 through 2005 RAV4 models
- Compatible with MR2 Spider and Celica
- All required mounting hardware included
Dash Installation Kit
The Metra 99-8202 Mini Multi kit converts a factory double-shaft radio opening to a standard DIN aperture. It is designed for owners of 2000 through 2005 Toyota RAV4, MR2 Spider, Celica and Echo models who are fitting an aftermarket head unit. The kit preserves the original dashboard appearance while enabling a modern stereo upgrade.
Build And Hardware
Moulded components match the contour and texture of the vehicle's interior trim for a factory-like fit. All brackets, screws and trim pieces required for the conversion are included in the package. The supplied hardware secures the new DIN chassis firmly to the existing dashboard structure without fabrication.
Daily Operation
The rigid mounting prevents vibration noise from the head unit during vehicle travel. No electrical connections are altered, so the kit adds no power draw to the vehicle system. Once installed, the assembly requires no maintenance and does not affect climate-control airflow.
Highlights
- Keeps factory dash intact after radio swap
- Converts 2-shaft opening to DIN standard
- Fits 2000 through 2005 RAV4 models
- Compatible with MR2 Spider and Celica
- All required mounting hardware included
Specifications
| Brand | METRA |
|---|---|
| Model | 99-8202 |
| Shipping weight | 0.32 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
What DIN conversion does the 99-8202 kit provide?
The 99-8202 kit converts a double-shaft factory opening to a single-DIN aftermarket radio aperture.
Which vehicle dashboards does the 99-8202 kit fit?
The kit fits 2000 through 2005 RAV4, MR2 Spider, Celica and Echo dashboards.
How is the 99-8202 kit installed, and what step is often missed?
Remove the factory radio, bolt the supplied brackets to the new head unit, then snap the trim plate into the dash — skipping the bracket bolts leaves the radio loose.
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