METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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A dash installation kit for 2000 Toyota Celica and Echo that holds three CD jewel cases and includes all hardware
This Metra pocket kit is built for 2000 Toyota Celica and Echo models. It provides an ISO mount opening for aftermarket radios. A built-in pocket holds three CD jewel cases. All required hardware and a comprehensive instruction manual are included for straightforward installation.
The kit accepts a single-DIN ISO mount head unit. Vehicles equipped with a factory double-DIN radio or a non-ISO mounting system cannot use this bracket. Buyers who need a double-DIN opening or a different mounting standard should look elsewhere.
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The kit is contoured to match the factory dash of the Toyota Celica and Echo, so the ISO-mount radio sits flush and the pocket lines up with the original trim.
The ISO mount standard fixes the radio chassis width and screw positions, so only single-DIN head units that follow that pattern can be used with the kit.
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