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USER MANUAL 99-7010 Metra

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART 99-7010

APPLICATIONS

Mitsubishi Eclipse

2006-2011

99-7010

KIT FEATURES

• DIN Head unit provision with pocket
• ISO DIN Head unit provision with pocket
• DDIN Head unit provision
• ISO Stacked Head unit provision
• Painted Silver to Match Factory

Interior view of a car dashboard with steering wheel, dashboard controls, and air vent (no visible text or symbols)

KIT COMPONENTS

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WIRING AND ANTENNA CONNECTIONS (Sold Separately)

Wire harness:

• MITO-01 Mitsubishi amp interface harness 2006-up
• 70-7001 Mitsubishi harness 1992-up
Antenna adapter:
- Not required

TOOLS REQUIRED:

Phillips Screwdriver • Small Flat Blade Screwdriver

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TABLEOFCONTENTS

Dash Disassembly

Mitsubishi Eclipse 2006-2011 .... 1

Radio Housing Assembly 2

Kit Assembly 3,4

Final Assembly 5

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MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 2006-2011

1 Disconnect the negative battery terminal to prevent an accidental short circuit.
2 Unclip and remove the trim panel including the radio a/c vents (Figure A)
3 Remove (4) Phillips screws securing radio chassis to dash to remove. (Figure B)
4 Unclip and remove the a/c vents from the factory radio trim panel. (Figure C)
5 Unclip and remove the hazard switch from the factory radio trim panel. (Figure D)

D

Diagram of a vehicle's wheel and dashboard components with an arrow indicating direction (no text or labels)

A

Line drawing of a car dashboard with air filters and control panels (no text or symbols)

B

Diagram of a car dashboard with visible airbags, ventilation ducts, and control buttons (no text or labels)

C

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RADIO HOUSING ASSEMBLY

1 Clip the a/c vents into the 99-7010 radio housing. (Figure A)
2 Clip the hazard switch into the 99-7010 radio housing. (Figure B)

A

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B

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DIN HEAD UNIT PROVISION

1 Slide the DIN cage into the Radio Housing and secure by bending the metal locking tabs down. (Figure A)
2 Slide the aftermarket head unit into the cage and secure. (Figure B)
3 Snap the pocket into the radio housing. (Figure B)

A

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B

Technical line drawing of a mechanical device with fan and control panel (no text or symbols)

ISO DIN HEAD UNIT PROVISION

1 Mount the ISO Brackets to the head unit with the screws supplied with the unit. (Figure A)
2 Slide the head unit into the radio opening until the side clips engage. (Figure B)
3 Snap the ISO Trim Plate into the Radio Housing. (Figure B)
4 Snap the pocket into the radio housing. (Figure B)

A

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B

RIGHT SIDE CLIP

DOUBLE DIN HEAD UNIT PROVISION

1 Cut the center bar rib.
2 Slide the appropriate bracket into the radio housing aligning the holes in the radio housing with the holes on the bracket. (Figure A)
3 Slide the DDIN radio unit into the DDIN bracket/radio housing assembly and secure the unit to the kit using the screws supplied with the head unit. (Figure B)
4 Snap the DDIN Trim Plate into the rado housing. (Figure B)

A

CUT CENTER BAR RIB

B

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STACKED ISO DIN HEAD UNIT PROVISION

1 Cut the center bar rib.
2 Slide the appropriate bracket into the radio housing aligning the holes in the radio housing with the holes on the bracket. (Figure A)
3 Slide the stacked ISO DIN units into the DDIN bracket/radio housing assembly and secure the units to the kit using the screws supplied with the head units. (Figure B)
4 Snap the DDIN Trim Plate into the rado housing. (Figure B)

A

CUT CENTER BAR RIB

B

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4

FINAL ASSEMBLY

1 Locate the factory wiring harness in the dash and make the connection as shown. Metra recommends using the proper mating adapter and making the connections as shown. (Isolate and individually tape off the ends of any unused wires to prevent electrical short circuit.)
2 Re-connect the negative battery terminal and test the unit for proper operation.
3 Reassemble radio and dash assemblies in reverse order of disassembly.

FINAL WIRING CONNECTIONS

Make wiring connections using the EIA color code chart shown below and the instructions included with the head unit. Metra recommends making connections as shown below; Strip, Splice, Solder, Tape. Isolate and individually tape off ends of any unused wires to prevent electrical short circuit.

A B C D

12V Ignition / Acc ... Red

12V Batt / Memory .. Yellow

Ground .... Black*

Power Antenna ..... Blue

Amp Turn-On ..... Blue / White

Amp Ground ..... Black / White

Illumination.....Orange

Dimmer ..... Orange / White

Right Front (+) ..... Gray

Right Front (-)..... Gray / Black

Left Front (+) ..... White

Left Front (-) ..... White / Black

Right Rear (+).....Violet

Right Rear (-) ..... Violet / Black

Left Rear (+).... Green

Left Rear (-) ..... Green / Black

*NOTE: When Black a wire is not present, ground radio to vehicle chassis.

All colors may not be present on all leads due to manufacturer's specifications.

99-7010 INSTRUCTIONS