Metra 99-7874 Single/Double DIN Installation Kit for 2008-2009 Honda Accord 08-UP W/O DUAL A/C

The media could not be loaded. Just right, the hardest part was getting the steering wheel controls to work, but I did it!

Worked great!

Self installation was smooth second time would be flawless. Pay attention to sequence of disassembly/assembly. Aligning new/old holes with some plastic vs metal hardware just take your time, deep breaths.

The mounting of the Double DIN audio system and dash fit were excellent. The color is a little lighter than the original but is darker than the alternate aftermarket kit made by Scosche.The retaining clips from the original dash unit need to be reused for this one but even if 1 or 2 are missing it still mounts securely. The Honda replacement clips part numbers are: the 5 small ones, 90666-TA0-A11, Clip, Snap Fitting and the 4 larger ones, 90666-TA0-A21, Clip, Snap Fitting.Since the dash display will no longer function after the upgrade, a Garmin GPS Navigator System can be externally mounted in front of the non-working display. The power cable can be permanently routed to the center console aux car charger outlet and drilling a hole for the Mini-B USB plug which connects in back of the GPS device.

Easy to install. Instructions were very good and clear. Easy to make into double din. The color is just a hair off. The fitment is pretty good. Just a hair off in certain spots.This was my first time doing anything like this and it went great!

*Had this installed, on a 2008 Honda Accord by Best Buy, along with a JVC radio that has a removable face. Best Buy does not sell the part, but told me the model and where to purchase the parts needed for installation.Pros: Color matches very nice. Fit in dash looks like original equipment. For color/style, I can recommend this product. If you are purchasing a stereo with removable faceplate, get assurances that face plate will be removable.Cons: In order to remove the radio face, you have to push a button, the face pops out at the left side and the user must continue to side the face to the to the left and then pull out. Don't know if you can picture this, but the Metera frame protrudes beyond the radio face. This will not allow the user to slide face enough to the left to remove the radio face from it's bracket.* I will be going back to Best Buy next week (week of 12/5/1) to see if this can be fixed. I will come back and let you know.

Honda radio replacements are a pain anyways but this fit overall perfect for a single aftermarket radio from Walmart in a 2010 accord.

Perfect!