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Metra 95-8202 Toyota DDIN Multi Dash Kit

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Here's a little video showing the Metra kit installed in a 2003 4Runner Sport. I did NOT have the OEM navigation system and my understand is that this unit won't work for you if you have that model. I could only get one hole to line up with my factory deck mount so there is some play in the side panels since they just sort of float along side the radio.

Installed this Metra-Toyota dash kit along with Pioneer Avic 920bt in my '04 Tundra double cab. Follow instructions on trimming the attachment brackets and the fit and finish will look great.

as opposed to the unit Crutchfield sells, this one fits perfectly in the '07 Toyota 4Runner. The other unit (I ordered both to be sure) requires alot of trimming, this one bolts on and fits perfectly in the space alotted in the factory dash opening.

Got it for my 2005 toyota highlander! it covers side gaps perfectly! matches the color of my trim. Overall gives a factory look to a double din radio.
Highly recommend!!!!

Required a bit of trimming for an 07 Matrix, but does the job pretty well and looks nice.

Worked great for my new double DIN radio for my 2006 Toyota Highlander. I removed the back half of the plastic per the instructions for my make/model. I also removed the faceplate trim and mounting hardware from my radio and installed just the bare component w/ these pieces. A very small gap shows on the top and bottom, but once installed and aligned - it is mostly invisible from the driving position.

The Amazon "will it fit" tool said that this item wouldn't work with my 2011 Scion Xd. Metra's website did show that it would work, so I made the purchase. It worked perfectly. This is the second time I've bought this same item, I previously used one in my 2005 Scion Xa. Both times it worked great.

Used to replace the stock Toyota stereo in my 2001 Toyota Highlander Limited w/ JBL sound system, replaced it with a Pioneer AVH-4300DVD. Installed 3 weeks ago an no issues so far.

Installation instructions for multiple Toyota models included.

Plastic is strong and molded well. I had to cut then brackets to work with my car, instructions for doing so are included with this unit. The brackets also have lines molded into them so you know where to cut. It makes it so these brackets can work for multiple models of cars. I used tin-snips (heavy duty shears for cutting sheet metal for air ducts) and it was easy, not implying the plastic is cheap at all. You could also use a dremel or other cut-off tool, hack saw, pretty much anything that will cut plastic.

I used the screws that came with my new stereo rather than the screws that were on the original stereo but either would work, flat head tapered or pan head, I chose the flat heads that came with my new stereo purely for aesthetics.

The front vertical sections are visible on the sides of the stereo screen, sort of a gap filler sorta deal. The plastic doesn't look that great beacuase, well, it's plastic. But in reality most people are more blown away by the aftermarket stereo than how it's mounted, not a big deal. I likely wouldn't have paid more for anything that looked better anyway.

These fit perfectly into my 2006 Scion TC with Pioneer AVH-P4300DVD unit- with some modifications. You need to understand this is a generic part made to fit several models, and while they do a fairly good job, you will need to either cut or shave them to get them to fit just right. I had to cut off one of the mounting holes since it interfered with the bracket. Also, since the 4300 has a motorized display that slides out, I had to shave down the sides to provide the clearance necessary for the screen to move. Once that's all been done, it looks great now. Fills in the gaps perfectly and looks like a pro install. Just realize that you may need to do a little extra work... but if you have your dash apart already and are installing a double DIN cd or dvd player, you probably are ok with that. Giving it 4 stars only because of the extra work it takes to make it fit (in some cases, like mine) although I understand that. But I'm sure not everyone will. With the final product it is definitely 5 stars.

I have a 2011 Scion tC. You need to remove the stock metal bracket from the stock radio, and screw that onto both this plastic trim, and the new aftermarket radio. You will need to also modify the plastic brackets by breaking off a piece of the bracket that is hidden inside the dash anyway. It describes this in the instructions.

Again, this works find in the 2011 Scion tC.