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dvd players - 4/28/2004 6:35:37 PM
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sef4eva
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Hey guys. Heres my dilema. I am getting a in dash dvd player for my car, but i just found out that when the car is in gear the player will be unable to play dvd's. I also heard that you can hook it up special so that it will be able to play dvds anyways. Can somebody plz tell me how you do this? if it matters it will be going into a 2004 spyder gts and the player is pioneer's avh-p7500dvd
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dvd players - 5/2/2004 4:23:46 PM
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sef4eva
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according to law, all players must be hooked up so that they cant play with the car in gear. pretty retarded huh? but there are ways around it. im just not sure how. anybody out there got the answers for me?????
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dvd players - 5/10/2004 2:57:39 PM
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91eclipse
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Joined: 1/22/2004 From: United States Status: offline
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il ask my buddy hes gotta ford lightning with dvd and ps2 hooked up in it and he can watch it while he is driving well his passengers can.
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RE: dvd players - 6/4/2004 12:59:07 AM
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zorchrog
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Its only 1 wire, it wouldnt be attached to cars wiring harness with the speakers and would be reletively thick. I also have a pioneer dvd player i just snipped the wire when i had the diagram in front of me. Lets see red is the hot wire black is ground yellow is ilum and blue is remote so how many you got left after that? Hope this helps if not ill pull my deck out and see which one it actually is, cause i cant get enough of watching dvds and driving long distances.
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