how do you install a 15 inch flip down monitor in a Ford Expedition?
Monday, May 24th, 2010 at
5:57 am
In the ceiling of my truck there's a sunroof and about 16 to 17 inches away there's the motor to the sunroof would I be able to put the flipdown in between the 2 in that 16 to 17 inch space. The flipdown measure's at 15in. X 151/2in. If so how do i do it and do i have to take the whole ceiling down. some friends are saying you have to place a board in the ceiling but I am wondering will the sunroof open and close properly after that. The sunroof slides back and forth.
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It all matters on the type of screen you have. Some screens are slim fits some have a lot of wiring harnesses and fuses that will need to find space for. You might need a trim bezel for the screen to sit lower from the ceiling due to the sun roof. You don’t necessarily need to take down the whole ceiling, seems like a lot of extra time to me. I’ve never had to do it.
You will need to put up a brace made from wood or ABS plastic, this gives the screen something to screw into, it also gives the ceiling more support, and prevents it from sagging.
Before you start tearing into the headliner, check for clearance. Take the the rubber trim off from the sunroof and pull down the headliner a little bit. See how much room you have to deal with. That would be my first move, after that come back and explain what you have.