Metra 95-6531HG Dash Kit

Worked great. Fit perfect

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Metra 95-6531HG Dash Kit

Fits the space perfectly, but the faceplate doesn't snap into place, it just kind of sits there. Also the black plastic mounting brackets, they don't stop the radio from going in farther than it's supposed to. It hits the "click" spot, but there's nothing to stop the radio from pushing further in. I made it work, but kind of annoying design.

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Metra 95-6531HG Dash Kit

This kit requires using a Dremel or some other cutting to remove a bunch of plastic behind the stock radio. Not too bad, but the directions could be clearer and specific tools are needed to make it work. Make sure to read the manual and compare the mounting hardware with whatever head unit you want to install. - The screws that come with this kit are 12mm x 5mm flat head Phillips screws. - These are too large and did not fit in the head unit I bought which came with M5x9mm round head ISO-screws. - I tried to use the screws that came with the head unit, but quickly learned that this dash kit will not work with round head screws. It is designed for flat head screws. They countersink and must sit 100% flush against the kit. Using the round head screw smushed the soft plastic of this kit. I did make it work for now with just 2 screws in the front, but they don't fit correctly and head unit is loose. Everything else Crutchfield recommended was on point. Not having the appropriate screws to mount the head unit was a bummer (especially at one of the very final steps of this install).

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