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Pioneer Avic Z-1 for 2002.5 Mazda Protege


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dhodory 
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Ok, hoping someone here has experience with this combination of HUs and vehicles.  Have done a little research and the 2002.5 Mazda Protege ES either has a 2 DIN opening or a 1 & 3/4 DIN opening (who knew there was such a thing?).  Not surprisingly, there's conflicting information out there as to whether or not the Pioneer Avic Z-1 will fit.  According to Best Buy (who says the Protege has a 2 DIN opening) the Avic Z-1 will fit.  According to Crutchfield.com, the Avic Z-1 won't fit.  Of the two sources, I'm inclined to trust Crutchfield.com, but that wouldn't be the answer I want.Pioneer Avic Z-1 for 2002.5 Mazda Protege -- posted image.

The measurements on the Avic Z-1 are:  7.027" wide X 7.127" deep X 3.934" tall.  I haven't yet pulled my OEM Head Unit, but measuring the outside opening, I get values that should allow me to fit the Avic Z-1.  Other than buying the Avic Z-1 and trying to fit it (and returning it with a 15% restocking fee) or building a wooden mock-up to the Avic Z-1's dimensions and test-fitting it, any ideas on how to confirm whether or not the Avic Z-1 will fit in the Protege?

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Posted: July 10, 2006 at 4:31 PM / IP Logged  
Its a 2 din hole all the mazdas post 98 are double din
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dhodory 
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Posted: July 10, 2006 at 5:15 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks for the information, that helps. But (not saying I don't believe you) but what reasons would Crutchfield have for saying the Z-1 doesn't fit.  Basically, besides being a double-DIN, what other factors can affect whether or not the HU in question would or would not fit in a 2002.5 Protege ES?
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Depth issues could cause it not to fit but thats not an issue in your case. It will fit in that vehicle, gaurenteed
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