12 inch flip down tv monitor

did the unit NOT come with instructions? the install should be pretty much the same for any vehicle.

the pillar panels, door jams, and probly a few other plastic panels will need to be removed. then you can drop down the headliner enough to slip the metal mounting plate up inside of the headliner. then you will have to screw the tv to the metal bracket through the headliner. this is the part that differs from vehicle to vehicle, is the actual placement and fit. anyways, you can figure that out. then youll  need to run the wires from the headliner and down into the pillars, then under the door jams, and up to your head unit. you will need to tap into at LEAST an accessory, a ground, and an audio source (unless the tv has built in speakers and you dont want it playing through your car speakers). maybe even a constant 12v too.

like i said though, each vehicle and each brand tv can vary slightly. but its actually pretty easy. just time consuming.

good luck, and check out the instructions that came it.

A nice product to use if you ever take your exbox out of your truck is made by farenheit and is called a GP1

The picture is from audioamerica.com and you can put in your zip code to find out the closest dealer. They also carry all types of incar antennas that you can hook up to get a little bit a a better picture without having to drill a hole to use an outdoor antenna