ACV 381320-36-1 installation frame for car radios, 2-DIN, with wiring and mounting, black
The 2-DIN aperture geometry makes it possible to directly install standard double DIN car radios in the dashboard and makes retrofitting easier. The vehicle-specific contours of the mounting frame are matched to the opening in the dashboard of compact models and ensure a safe alignment during installation as well as minimal gaps. The black surface ensures a uniform appearance in the interior of the vehicle and contributes to a clean appearance when installing new radios. The installation frame construction supports the common mounting methods (screws or brackets) when converting dashboards and ensures secure hold of the radio.
Technical specifications
Product type
Car stereo bracket
Factory colour
Black
Documents & Downloads
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 3595041 ACV 381320-36-1 Car stereo bracket
Description
This installation frame for car radios converts an opening in the dashboard of a compact vehicle into a mounting frame for a 2 DIN radio and the associated car radio. The frame is inserted into the hole and aligns the radio chassis to the existing mounting points, allowing installation with standard screws or brackets. During installation, the frame holds the radio in the correct position for connection to wiring harnesses and panels, ensuring correct positioning and minimizing the strain on the connectors. It is typically used in compact city cars where the factory 1-DIN or alternative openings are adapted for subsequently installed 2-DIN devices. This enables the integration of larger infotainment systems with a flush dashboard profile at the same time.
Intended use: Installation frame for car radios as part of the conversion
Suitable for: Seat Mii, Skoda Citigo, VW up!
Name: Vehicle-specific 2-DIN conversion kit
Description
This installation frame for car radios converts an opening in the dashboard of a compact vehicle into a mounting frame for a 2 DIN radio and the associated car radio. The frame is inserted into the hole and aligns the radio chassis to the existing mounting points, allowing installation with standard screws or brackets. During installation, the frame holds the radio in the correct position for connection to wiring harnesses and panels, ensuring correct positioning and minimizing the strain on the connectors. It is typically used in compact city cars where the factory 1-DIN or alternative openings are adapted for subsequently installed 2-DIN devices. This enables the integration of larger infotainment systems with a flush dashboard profile at the same time.