Ceiling Trim and DashBoard Sony Display removal

[Tgayne251]

Two questions

1. Ceiling roof trim any idea who might have it reasonable, trim is about $36 for 8 foot sticks not bad price however $266 to ship due to length kinda crazy , roof began sagging in shower area due to moisture and truthfully look like Winnebago short cut the panels and remaining screws were just resting in foam not wood

2. The original Sony Camera display failed bought new unit for RV cameras looks like I have to pull entire dash face to access and remove display anyone else tackle this yet ?

Thanks for your help in advance

[Morich]

Is this a spot where it vital to match other parts in the RV or would shopping a standard home center item find one to fit from local places?
It looks like it might be somewhat standard item for hiding a seam?

[Tgayne251]

Thank you for the reply, it’s not available at a home improvement store . It’s design is to hide the screws used to hide then the seams or panel to panel edge . It really appears to be a system , given the aluminum strip that screws to the ceiling , then the plastic strip “snaps” over the aluminum strip providing a clean look guess I’m going to have to just bite the bullet and buy some extra for the future . Bought the Coach brand new and trying to keep it new with only 12,000 miles on it..
Thank you for the reply much appreciated!

[Morich]

Vauge idea of a molding with metal strip and plastic to cover it but I may be thinking of shallow duct molding more than panel trim.
Wondering if this is worth a look for match?

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Legrand-...E&gclsrc=aw.ds

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail...xoCaQsQAvD_BwE

Consider it a suggestion that may not work at all when seen in person!!!

[skitime]

The original Sony Camera display failed bought new unit for RV cameras looks like I have to pull entire dash face to access and remove display anyone else tackle this yet ?

My dash is exactly like yours. I replaced my Sony backup monitor not because it did not work but because it was a B&W tv tube piece of junk it was not even a LED monitor. You can replace it with most any color monitor and I also replace all the OEM backup cameras with color cameras. You only need to remove the dash top screw to get access to the monitor piece of junk.

I hated the OEM radio which is too low in the dash so you can't even read the time on the radio display. So I replaced both the radio and monitor with a single 12.8 inch android head unit in the monitor position. I added additional components to build it into a 12 camera system with a DVR for the cameras and video outputs so I can view the cameras on the sofa and bedroom TVs. Now I have one unit that was much cheaper than a replacement monitor that is my cameras monitor, GPS, stereo with Pandora, my phone and any app I choose. It brought my motorhome into the current state of art.

[skitime]

More pics.

Changed the steering wheel controls.

Added a control for the passenger seat.

Added camera control switches. 3 cameras per switch

Added a foot pedal switch to turn on the cameras on monitor. I hated the turn signal controls for cameras. Just when you feel safe to return to the slow lane with the rear camera the side camera would turn on and you had to reorient to the side camera. I now have total control of the cameras. I can have 1, 2, 3, or for cameras on at once.