Installing Aftermarket Flip Down Video in 2018 Tahoe With Sunroof

[kwazynca]

Does the sliding sunroof present any special challenges when DIY installing an aftermarket flip down video unit for the rear seats?

Thanks!

 

[PG01]

Does the sliding sunroof present any special challenges when DIY installing an aftermarket flip down video unit for the rear seats?

Thanks!

No, just a matter of running wires and cutting the headliner for a bracket.

 

[AZ Rat]

Does the sliding sunroof present any special challenges when DIY installing an aftermarket flip down video unit for the rear seats?

Thanks!

Don’t!
It totally sucks as you can’t see in your rear view mirror. Get the headrest screens if possible!

 

[Doubeleive]

Don’t!
It totally sucks as you can’t see in your rear view mirror. Get the headrest screens if possible!

You have 2 more mirrors to use, not that big a deal

 

[kwazynca]

Don’t!
It totally sucks as you can’t see in your rear view mirror. Get the headrest screens if possible!

Yeah, I get that and it's a valid point, But I'll deal with it.

 

[John0521]

Don’t!
It totally sucks as you can’t see in your rear view mirror. Get the headrest screens if possible!

I have a 2015 ltz with the rear entertainment system. I’ve also had a 2004 with it too. It does get in the way...But it’s doable with all the sensors/park assist the truck has. The headrest screens would Be totally out of the way

 

[headala]

I have a Rockville flip down. Has been clutch for road trips. Yes you lose the rear view but honestly when we are traveling the back end is full up anyway.