🔌 Metra 99-7862 Lower Dash Single DIN Installation Kit & Wire Harness: Compatible with 2003-2007 Honda Accord Review

I really like that this option works with the updated 2003 infotainment system. I've been looking for a cheap solution for a long time and finally found it. There was nothing on YouTube that helped me to install/update to BT a 2003 Honda Accord infotainment system with navigation. BUT IT WORKS. I hope this helps someone else who has this spec and wants to upgrade.

Although the product name says "2003-2004 Honda Accord", the bodywork is the same as 2003-2007. 2006 agreement awarded. Now I have a working radio! You really have to push the car out of the parking lot to slide the radio in and out, which you don't have to do often, but the first one I got broke so I had to replace the radio and this kit did the trick quite a bit easy! This is a much cheaper alternative to replacing a standard radio, which I paid $500 for with OEM parts alone.

This was a cheap fix that helped me bypass the broken factory radio on my 2005 Accord LX. The installation was quite agonizing (took me about 5 hours but this was my first time connecting the harness myself). I had an old Sony AM/FM/CD with a single din block with an aux jack. Going down this route, instead of hauling another $30 factory radio off the junkyard, I ended up with an aux jack that the factory unit doesn't have. And who knows, maybe the junkyard replacement just failed, as did the…

So that everything is "perfect" in the end. It does what I expected. It was a bit odd to install in the sense that it wasn't particularly easy to fit the top into the factory clamps without "crossing" the holes, but through trial and error I got it working properly. I think all of these types of kits have this problem, but there is a small gap between the top of the kit and the bottom of the AC controls, but it's not particularly noticeable. Having installed about a hundred of these things in…

Fit is cheaper than all other kits, 9/10. That's how it should be from the factory. You can keep the factory radio, so you can easily remove your car and resell it as stock. The installation takes about 30 minutes. Step-by-step instructions are included. They are quite blurry but photos are included. If you don't know what to do, just pull the panels. If you try to peek and afraid of breaking it, don't be afraid, just press harder. I could have saved a lot of time if I had trusted more that the

As advertised, thanks! It was a fairly simple setup. The blue connector that comes out of a standard radio is a little tricky to disengage, but there is a small latch at the top of the connector that needs to be pushed to ground before it comes out. I used small crimp tubes like this for the wiring:[.] - I bought 2 packs of 10 and there aren't many left. I didn't pair solid orange/orange/white and solid blue/blue/white because they didn't match, but as far as I can tell it didn't affect the…

First of all I have to admit that I am struggling with my decision to order this kit or the one that comes in place of the original. Some of you who have done your research know that there are two different kits. Okay I ordered this one because it's a lot cheaper, the reviews were good and I know that while I'll keep my cars for a long time, I'll eventually get rid of them so it's easier to restore them to their original condition. . I received it on time and the packaging was good. 2 things to

Aside from one small blemish, this kit is absolutely perfect. Plus, you can't go wrong on the price with the included wiring harness! I would also recommend buying an antenna extender to make things easier. My only issue with this set is that it leaves gaps on both sides. The gaps are small, maybe 1/8 inch on each side, but enough to be noticed. Also, this kit looks very nice and fits perfectly with my Kenwood KDC-BT952HD in my 2007 Accord. Note: I also installed "Axxess Metra ASWC-1 Universal…

So all good in the end. It does what I expected. It was a bit odd to install in the sense that it wasn't particularly easy to fit the top into the factory clamps without going over the holes, but through trial and error I got it working properly. I think all of these types of kits have this problem, but there is a small gap between the top of the kit and the bottom of the AC controls, but it's not particularly noticeable. Having installed about a hundred of these things in many cars over the…

Less expensive than all other kits, fit 9/10. That's how it should be from the factory. You can keep the factory radio, so you can simply remove your car and resell it as stock. The installation takes about 30 minutes. Step-by-step instructions are included. They are quite blurry but photos are included. If you don't know what to do, just pull the panels. If you try to peek and afraid of breaking it, don't be afraid, just push harder. I could have saved a lot of time if I had trusted more that…