Metra Electronics 99-5808 Single DIN Installation Multi-Kit for Select 2004-2007 Ford/Mercury Vehicles

I Purchased this to install a new single Din stereo in my Freestar Van. I chose this particular dash kit because it gave me the option to install my stereo with the iso/fixed method with screws and mounting clips, rather than the Din method which relies on the stereo cage and bend tabs. I personally feel that the iso method is a solid mounting procedure. Plus, when you use the iso method on this particular dash kit, the provided trim ring fits perfectly around the face of the stereo head unit and blends nicely with the rest of the dash, rather than using the less integrated looking trim ring that is provided with your stereo. The lower pocket is nice and large, almost a full Din size and is handy for storing my remote control and garage door opener. The finish of the plastic from this kit matched my dash relatively well. It makes the install look professional, integrated, and clean.

Great price, and this worked perfectly with the stereo I was putting in.

Very easy to install works good and Fits as it supposed to on my 07 Ford Focus

Bought this to put a single DIN into my Ford Focus double DIN dash. Worked perfectly. Easiest radio install I've ever done. Has everything you need. Great for the price.

Great installation kit. Made the replacement of my factory Ford radio that died super easy. No problems with using the kit in any way and it fit well in my Focus. Looks almost like it belongs and the larger storage area under the radio is perfect for holding my cel phone and wallet while driving.

Fits good and looks like a factory add on

Only been installed for a month give or take but it’s holding up steady. On the 05 Focus the factory radio is notorious for dying and taking your batterie's charge along with it. It was easy to instal with everything out of the way and very straightforward. I don’t foresee any structural issues but should any arise this review will be updated

I installed this Pioneer DEH-150MP Single DIN stereo in a 2007 Ford Focus with zero product-related issues. I used the Metra 99-5808 Single DIN Installation Kit (link below) and Metra 70-5520 Wiring Harness for the installation. The stereo comes with a remote (did not use), the stereo itself, a few screws, and the Pioneer wiring connector. The dash kit comes with 2 mounts and a trim piece. The wiring harness comes in one piece, one side is the factory connector, the other is bare wires. NOTICE: THERE IS NO ANTENNA ADAPTER INCLUDED WITH THESE 3 ITEMS. If you want to use the radio, you'll need to find the proper antenna adapter. I will update this review if I find the adapter. FOR INSTALLATION: Before going out to your car to tear it apart, first solder all the wires together. Red goes with red and yellow goes with yellow etc. There should be no surprises when soldering your wires together. The orange and solid blue wires on the factory connector will be unused. Solder and tape the unused ends. Disconnected negative battery terminal. This is a highly recommended step of caution to take. It takes all of 20 seconds. Take off the entire dash panel. Simply insert a screwdriver/knife into the edge of the panel and gently pry it off. There are connectors near each corner, it should come off easily. You may want to disconnect the cigarette lighter on the left side to give you more room. Maneuver the removed dash down and to the right to get the most room. I used a little force to get it past the shifter. Remove the 4 7mm bolts on the sides of the OEM stereo. You'll need a nut driver for this (shaped like a screwdriver with the function of a ratchet.) The stereo will now come out. Disconnect the wiring harness and antenna. Now that the OEM stereo is free, its time to put together the dash kit. First, remove the outside plastic trim on your Pioneer stereo. There are small clips on the top, bottom and sides to push out to achieve this. Next, using any sort of prying device, lift the metal tabs on the left and right sides. Lift them enough to slide the stereo out of the metal sleeve. The metal sleeve should be able to slide rearward off the stereo. Now grab your plastic mounts that came with the Dash Kit. R goes on the right side (looking at the stereo as it will be positioned when we are finished) and L goes on the left side. The flaps should be on the bottom of the stereo. Using the screws that came with your Pioneer stereo, attach the mounts via any exposed screwholes. I only used 4 screws. Now you can slide the stereo into the single DIN dash kit, and the mounts will clip into the rest of the kit. Snap the trim piece that came with your dash kit into place. It might be possible to put the trim piece on upside down, avoid this in any case. From here, simply plug in your wiring harnesses and the antenna, if you have the proper adapter. Slide the stereo and dash kit in place, replace the 4 screws, plug in your cigarette lighter if you removed it and finally replace the front panel. All done. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0091V0A9U/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1 <---- Pioneer Single DIN Stereo http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007WTFAW/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_2 <---- Single DIN Install Kit http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007WTF34/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0 <---- Wiring Harness

Perfect fit in my 2007 Ford Focus SES, pretty easy to install, Would buy again.

Fit right in looks good like it was ment to be there

It's a little pricy for a plastic thing but it fits well my 2007 ford focus.

love it

Perfect fit for a 2005 Ford Focus ZX4