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Has anybody installed an overhead DVD video system. If so where did you put it and how difficult was the installation. Do you have any pictures?
Thanks
If you watch Circuit City and Best Buy, they often run specials on the overhead DVD systems. Which usually includes FREE installation. And they install at the same place the OEM overhead DVD players are installed. A very nice system from them runs in the neighborhood of $600 to $700.
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Compact, all-in-one, overhead DVD unit features a flip-down 7,” 16:nine, LCD screen that folds neatly into headliner when not in use. Comes with remote control and two wireless headphones. System also plays CDs, MP3s, CDRs and CDRWs. Has RCA inputs for video games, VCR or camcorder. Can also work through vehicle’s stereo. Comes with vehicle-specific mounting hardware.
In the little picture of the tan interior you posted above, where you have the DVD mounted, I have air-cond. controls. It's a pod with three ***** for the rear AC.
y2kfordparts: What do you do with the controls for the aux. air? I'm going through the same issues.
You can just remove it and use the upper front ones to control the back. At least in my 2000, they are just duplicate controls of the upper front that only work when the front one is on "rear control". Or, better yet, you can disconnect the front ones throw that in the garage "save it stack", move the rear controls to the front, and then you won't have a "read control" setting on the one set of controls that are left. That's what I did when I installed my overhead dvd system.
You can just remove it and use the upper front ones to control the back. At least in my 2000, they are just duplicate controls of the upper front that only work when the front one is on "rear control". Or, better yet, you can disconnect the front ones throw that in the garage "save it stack", move the rear controls to the front, and then you won't have a "read control" setting on the one set of controls that are left. That's what I did when I installed my overhead dvd system.
-Gabe
thank you for a better answer then what I could come up with.