METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Fits single-DIN aftermarket radios in select 1984-89 Nissan dash openings
The Metra 997411 dash kit adapts a factory radio opening in select 1984-89 Nissan vehicles to accept a single-DIN aftermarket head unit. It provides the mounting structure and trim needed to fit the new radio securely. The black finish matches the interior for a clean, integrated appearance.
This kit is required when the factory radio is removed and a single-DIN aftermarket unit is installed in its place. It is not suitable for double-DIN radios or for vehicles outside the listed Nissan model years. Buyers who need a double-DIN opening or a different vehicle application should look for an alternative kit.
| Brand | Metra |
|---|---|
| Type | Vehicle Mount |
| Color | Black |
The 997411 is made for select 1984-89 Nissan vehicles and matches the factory single-DIN radio opening exactly.
Remove the factory radio, bolt the kit brackets to the metal dash, then slide the aftermarket head unit into the kit until it clicks — many forget the bracket bolts.
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