Nissan Replacement Sl7 Headrest Monitor B Slimline 7 Invision Blue Leds Sslm7fb1 on 2040-parts.com
Bayport, New York, United States
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New replacement headrest monitor for Nissan Invision SL7 model SSLM7FB1. Has blue back lit Leds, some have white. This is monitor B and works with Ch B on dual channel headphones and tested remote functions. Tested and works great. Small scrape on top (pictured) from storage.
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