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I’ve made a video on how to pre-install the OEM gm flip down overhead screen, I’ll make another video once is finish. Hopefully this help some people out there.

 

 

 

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I’ve made a video on how to pre-install the OEM gm flip down overhead screen, I’ll make another video once is finish. Hopefully this help some people out there.
 

 
 
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I am really interested in doing this not sure if the parts or process is the same for a 2018. It has a sunroof so idk what I would need to even make his work. Just wondering if you have any part numbers thanks. Jay


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I am really interested in doing this not sure if the parts or process is the same for a 2018. It has a sunroof so idk what I would need to even make his work. Just wondering if you have any part numbers thanks. Jay


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You’re in luck! You truck comes equipped with the brackets already there.. I’ll make a list of the parts you need and who you need to contact to make this work., I must say you’re almost half way there.


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You’re in luck! You truck comes equipped with the brackets already there.. I’ll make a list of the parts you need and who you need to contact to make this work., I must say you’re almost half way there.


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Really? I would have never thought that honestly lol. Your awesome thank you appreciate the help.


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Really? I would have never thought that honestly lol. Your awesome thank you appreciate the help.


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I’ll send you a video on a flip down screen being installed on a sunroof equipped Denali.


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Yeah if you don’t have a sunroof.. you’ll need to order the right head liner to match holes.. not cheap and one of most expensive parts of this mod.

It will be done to my non sunroof eventually. Just waiting for a head liner to come up for cheap.

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There is a need if you want it to look factory though boss.

If not you can leave the original rear dome light in like you have plans for. Long as you wire that up to work, because from my understanding your new DVD player uses that original dome light wire now.

I’m for sure curious to see how this looks when complete man.

Job well done so far. Did you get the kit from MVI?

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There is a need if you want it to look factory though boss.

If not you can leave the original rear dome light in like you have plans for. Long as you wire that up to work, because from my understanding your new DVD player uses that original dome light wire now.

I’m for sure curious to see how this looks when complete man.

Job well done so far. Did you get the kit from MVI?


Lucky for me Phil Gamboa the harness master is within 20 min drive and he will be making my harness to keep my dome light and my screen working. I didn’t go thru MVI, I purchase everything separately.


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Lucky man haha

You should post all parts with GM numbers. As well as the terminal for the dome light for those who want to keep it, or is Phil going to be making these harness’ for people now as well?

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Lucky man haha

You should post all parts with GM numbers. As well as the terminal for the dome light for those who want to keep it, or is Phil going to be making these harness’ for people now as well?


I will eventually, the terminals that will be Phil’s part to do.. lol since he’s building it. He’s also doing this upgrade so I’m sure after he done with his he might build harness for sale maybe.


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I will be a 100% doing this mod once I get the part numbers I will order everything. Hopefully Phil can make me a harness lol.
One thing I am not sure of is the programming is there a easier way then having the truck sit for a week or 2? I can’t be without it. Would a dealer be able to flash the HMI just wondering if there are any other options.


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I will be a 100% doing this mod once I get the part numbers I will order everything. Hopefully Phil can make me a harness lol.
One thing I am not sure of is the programming is there a easier way then having the truck sit for a week or 2? I can’t be without it. Would a dealer be able to flash the HMI just wondering if there are any other options.


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Phil pulls through again lol. Once I have everything ordered that’s what I will do.


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