DVD While Driving - Aftermarket Options?
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DVD While Driving - Aftermarket Options?
Has anyone out there installed an aftermarket stereo with touch screen nav that allows you to play a DVD while driving? I have the factory MyGig, but I'm thinking of just swapping it out with another unit instead of getting a lockpick. Every stereo I look at on crutchfield says it only allows DVD playback while in park, which won't work for me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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I have a Kenwood DNX 6140 I couldn't be happier with it. Everything works while driving also. I replaced the factory speakers with JL Audio. It rocks. You can get any unit you want. The installer is what makes the dvd/nav work while you drive. It's illegal however.
Last edited by Hal_T; 03-16-2010 at 01:00 PM.
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Nope, not mine anyway. I just have a cheap $10 mounting kit for it also. The screen only gives a little bit when it's pushed, but even then it's not really noticeable. While driving or riding in the truck you don't see any movement.
I had the same unit in my Explorer before I bought the Ram and it was the same there. It's pretty sturdy.
I had the same unit in my Explorer before I bought the Ram and it was the same there. It's pretty sturdy.
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Has anyone out there installed an aftermarket stereo with touch screen nav that allows you to play a DVD while driving? I have the factory MyGig, but I'm thinking of just swapping it out with another unit instead of getting a lockpick. Every stereo I look at on crutchfield says it only allows DVD playback while in park, which won't work for me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Has anyone out there installed an aftermarket stereo with touch screen nav that allows you to play a DVD while driving? I have the factory MyGig, but I'm thinking of just swapping it out with another unit instead of getting a lockpick. Every stereo I look at on crutchfield says it only allows DVD playback while in park, which won't work for me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Didn't see the last part of your post there. Every place you look for a replacement head unit at will say it will only allow DVD playback while either in park or with the parking break on. Installing it yourself allows you to get around it by grounding the wire that is supposed to go to the parking break. It's not illegal...just frowned upon by the manufacturer.
If you've never attempted adding a stereo to your vehicle the 09 Ram is a tricky one as you need to buy an adapter that works for the CAN bus system that the new Rams have. It's basically a $70 wire harness plus another $40 adapter if you want to retain your steering wheel controls and $10-$20 for an antenna adapter (forget going with a powered adapter, I got that one and don't notice a bit of difference in reception)
Check out PAC-Audio, that's what my adapters are and they all work perfectly.