how to get factory entertainment installed after?
 

I have a lifetime warranty on my durango but do not want to screw with any warranty void by installing after market parts. We've been doing the ipad thing for years now and it's annoying so I want to get a factory integrated tv screen but my dodge dealership says they can't do it. Anyone know if this is true and if their dealer will install it?

I know they cant install them in the headrests due to the SRS system in the headrest itself , but I have seen the roof mounted tvs installed with no issues. I just mounted the two that strap to the headrest and play dvds for the kids in mine, integrated is nice though

:icon_couch:I did both the active headrest dvd and flipdown on my car.
It's worth it the only hard thing i had was mounting the roof flipdown.:icon_lolsign:

Here is a recent FLIP DOWN completed

http://www.dodgedurango.net/forums/d...-finished.html

if you search in here you can see my set up

HERE YOU Go


https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...nt-system.html

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What would it take to add the OEM Sirius TV tuner? It would be nice to be able to control it from the head unit. I've tried searching and I can't find a part number. Does anyone have the factory backseat tv? Can you keep an eye out for the tuner module and get the part number off of it for me please???

Now that I updated the radio with the Customtronix software my front screen is unlocked for all motion. So I have an old Samsung S3 loaded with 60+ movies so kids can watch or I can switch to my DISH app and they can watch live TV on all screens. I have it connect to one of the HDMI ports on the monitors using a micro to hdmi cable. Or when momma bear drives, I can watch live TV and enjoy being chauffered.

I have an Sirius Tv tunner brand new for sale :icon_beerchug:

Is it the OEM tuner??? Or a standalone tuner?