Metra Electronics 99-7006 User manual

Brand
Metra Electronics
Model
99-7006
Category
Car kits
Type
User manual

Metra Electronics 99-7006: This car kit provides you with the ability to install an aftermarket radio into your vehicle. It includes a radio housing, equalizer dummy plate, and provisions for both shaft and DIN head units. The kit includes all necessary hardware for installation, and it is compatible with select Eagle Talon and Mitsubishi Eclipse models from 1995 to 1999. With this kit, you can upgrade your vehicle's audio system with a custom, professional-looking installation.

Metra Electronics 99-7006: This car kit provides you with the ability to install an aftermarket radio into your vehicle. It includes a radio housing, equalizer dummy plate, and provisions for both shaft and DIN head units. The kit includes all necessary hardware for installation, and it is compatible with select Eagle Talon and Mitsubishi Eclipse models from 1995 to 1999. With this kit, you can upgrade your vehicle's audio system with a custom, professional-looking installation.

KIT COMPONENTS
Equalizer
Dummy Plate
KIT FEATURES
Shaft and
DIN unit
provisions
Equalizer
provisions
APPLICATIONS
CAR PAGE
EAGLE
Talon 1995-98..........................................................1-2
MITSUBISHI
Eclipse 1995-99........................................................1-2
99-7006
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
TOOLS REQUIRED
Cutting tool
Adjustable wrench
Phillips screwdriver
Radio Housing
1-800-221-0932 www.metraonline.com
© COPYRIGHT 2001 METRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
rev. 230701
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2
ALL VEHICLES
Disconnect the negative battery terminal to prevent an accidental short circuit. Slide the front
seats forward. Remove (1) cover cap and (1) Phillips screw from each side of the center
console. Unclip the cupholder/ashtray assembly from the center console and remove (2)
Phillips screws exposed. Unclip the radio trim bezel and remove (2) Phillips screws exposed.
Unscrew the gear shifter knob. Disconnect the cigarette lighter and light wiring. Lift up on the
center console and remove. Remove (4) Phillips screws securing the factory head unit and
disconnect the wiring.
1
4 5
Locate the factory wiring harness in the
dash. Metra recommends using the
proper mating adaptor and making
connections as shown. (Isolate and
individually tape off the ends of any
unused wires to prevent electrical short
circuit).
Re-connect the battery terminal and test the unit
for proper operation. Mount the head unit/kit
assembly to the sub-dash with (4) Phillips screws
previously removed in step #1.
A
B
C
D
A) Strip wire ends back ½"
B) Twist ends together
C) Solder
D) Tape
3
Fig. A
Fig. A
2
Center console
Radio trim bezel
2-SHAFT HEAD UNITS: Slide the aftermarket head unit into the kit and secure with shaft
nuts. (see Fig. A)
DIN HEAD UNITS: Cut and remove the shaft supports from the Radio Housing. Slide the
DIN cage into the Housing and secure by bending the metal locking tabs down. Slide the
aftermarket head unit into the cage until secure. (see Fig. B)
IF AN EQUALIZER WILL BE INCLUDED: Slide the aftermarket equalizer into the back of the
Radio Housing. Using the hardware included with the equalizer, mount the unit to the kit.
(see Fig. A)
IF AN EQUALIZER WILL NOT BE INCLUDED: Snap the Equalizer Dummy Plate into the
Radio Housing. (see Fig. B)
Fig. B
Fig. B
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Metra Electronics 99-7006 User manual

Brand
Metra Electronics
Model
99-7006
Category
Car kits
Type
User manual

Metra Electronics 99-7006: This car kit provides you with the ability to install an aftermarket radio into your vehicle. It includes a radio housing, equalizer dummy plate, and provisions for both shaft and DIN head units. The kit includes all necessary hardware for installation, and it is compatible with select Eagle Talon and Mitsubishi Eclipse models from 1995 to 1999. With this kit, you can upgrade your vehicle's audio system with a custom, professional-looking installation.

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