Metra Electronics DP-3002B Double DIN Dash Kit for 1999 - 2002 GM Full-Size Trucks/SUV's (Matte Black)

It fits great. Wasn’t too hard to install. Comes with harness clips so you don’t need to buy a separate item. This is the same as the Best Buy Dash kit they will sell you for $199.Tips:Dash Clips provided do work fine. They are hard to attach but if you push one side down fully then pull the long metal piece the opposite direction both sides WILL attach fully.Doesn’t mention that it comes with plastic harness pieces but it does.Does NOT have the screws included and both Ace and Lowe’s hardware stores couldn’t find the right screws easily. Had to take my stereo and harness inside to find the right screws. Strange sizes apparently.

Very happy with this kit. Watched several videos before pulling the trigger on this upgrade. Added a 7” double din stereo and it looks good. No issues with the fit. Installing was a little tough but everything clipped nicely. Make sure you put everything the way you want it before putting the dash kit. You don’t want to have to remove again as things could break and affect the product.

I wanted to upgrade my 2002 Silverado to a double DIN stereo many years ago but couldn't because this product didn't exist (or I didn't know about it). I was very happy to see that Metra came out with this product. I had seen Youtube videos where people had pulled dash parts from 2003 models to convert the 2001/2002s to double DINs but was not prepared to do this myself. It is a good product and I am overall satisfied with the fit and function of the product.I give this 4 stars because of a two issues:It is a smooth finish dash panel which isn't exactly like the factory dash panel. Perhaps manufacturing the dash panel to the finish of the original would have been prohibitively expensive. (IDK)I had read in some previous reviews that Metra was using cheap plastic clips for the dash panel, my product came with metal clips so good job Metra for listening to previous reviews and upgrading your fasteners. However, the metal fasteners still required some dressing to make them work. The metal clips that push onto the back of the replacement panel were not tight enough to appropriately grip the dash panel and remain securely fastened. I had to use diagonal pliers "dykes" to further compress the metal fasteners so that they stayed securely fastened.A little more detail in the installation instructions could have improved the install experience. I wanted to minimize the amount of removal of the rear shelf so it involved several iterations of install and remove to figure out how much backbrace to remove. A little more detail in the installation instructions would have helped. Fortunately, in the Youtube world, I was able to learn from other people's install.

I wasn't excited about cutting or trimming the factory trim piece, which brought me to this item. Like others have stated, the included retainers are not an exact fit, most all of them would not hold on to the trim piece or could be pulled off with minimal effort.Instead of trying to remove and re-use the factory clips (as they are attached very well), I used a pair of diagonal wire cutters and slightly "crimped" the clip where the notches are that should bite into the trim piece. See attached photo, I tried my best to show how and where I crimped the retaining clip.After doing this, the clips now attach firmly to the trim piece, and still stuck to it after installing and removing the trim piece a few times to make adjustments.

Perfect fit for my 02 silverado ls package. Love the matt finish compared to the gloss! Fits the gray interior perfectly! Highly recommend if bezel doesn't fit snug reuse your old oem clips they fit tighter.

Easy to install my brother loved it.

Fit great an made my install easy.Little pricey but I didn't want take a chance on cheaper units.

After reading some of the negative reviews, I decided to go ahead and purchase this anyway, simply because I believe this is the only game in town. As some of the other reviewers mentioned, the unit is smaller than the original trim piece, so it left gaps around the entire dash bezel. Overall just poor fitment.Also, attempting to paint this thing can ruin your day! I lightly scuffed the surface, cleaned it thoroughly and taped off the portions of the bezel for the radio and controls (took about two hours). After the first coat of paint went on I knew I was in trouble. The paint actually started cracking in different areas of the bezel. I stopped, sanded the paint off of the bezel, and will attempt to paint again at a later time. Very frustrating! I wish there were other options that would actually maintain the factory look.