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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / June 2004LCD Screen installation
I just purchased a Lillitput 7" LCD touch screen. They seem pretty popular so I'm looking for anyone who has installed on in their vehicle that might have some pictures of their installs or any instructions on the installation. I have the stand w/ adhesive to use. Any type of install would be appreciated because I need to put it in 2 different ways in the next few months. I have a 99 Ford Ranger for the next few months and I'm getting a new WRX after that. I'd like to sort of temporarily install it in the truck and then do something nicer in the car. Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks! > I just purchased a Lillitput 7" LCD touch screen. They seem pretty popular > so I'm looking for anyone who has installed on in their vehicle that might [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > the truck and then do something nicer in the car. Any advice would be > appreciated! Thanks! I've got a Xenarc 7" touchscreen. I installed it in the double-din space where the radio was. It was slightly taller than the radio but not quite as long. I'm still waiting for the custom shroud (to match my car's wood interior panels) to arrive from Canada, so right now it's pretty ugly. But here's a preliminary pic just so you can see how I positioned it... http://mdz.no-ip.org/temp/Dashleft.jpg (sorry for the large file) Very cool idea putting it in the double din space. Do you not have any other head unit? I'd like to get a CD Player w/ a second input to run the audio of the car computer, and CD's I put in it. How did you keep it attached? With a molding around it, that's gonna look great! > > I just purchased a Lillitput 7" LCD touch screen. They seem pretty > popular [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > (sorry for the large file) > Very cool idea putting it in the double din space. Do you not have any > other head unit? I'd like to get a CD Player w/ a second input to run the > audio of the car computer, and CD's I put in it. I just use the computer. I have no need for a cd player, since all my CDs are encoded into high bitrate mp3s. > > How did you keep it attached? With a molding around it, that's gonna look > great! There's a track on the back that the stand is supposed to slide into. I stuck an L-bracket into it and screwed the L-bracket to the places where the radio normally attaches. Then I attached two more stabilizing L-brackets with contact cement to the back of the LCD, and then scewed those into the side of the bracket that the radio normally attaches to. |
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