Things You'll Need:
- DVD owner’s manual
- wire strippers
- basic tool set
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Step 1
There are two options for installing a DVD player in your car: Use a portable model or one that mounts permanently in your vehicle. Choose the one that fits your budget and vehicle.
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Step 2
Installing a permanent DVD player takes a few hours, and you will have to use some basic tools. Start by removing your existing car stereo, including the dash fascia and trim.
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Step 3
Detach the existing car stereo unit from its mounting brackets and wiring harness.
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Step 4
Consult your DVD player’s owner’s manual to see if the new DVD player head unit requires different mounting brackets than the ones that fit your old stereo. If you have to mount new brackets, remove the old ones first and set them aside.
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Step 5
If you wish to install a DVD changer in the trunk or under a seat, you will have to run the power and auxiliary audio and video cables to your stereo head unit before mounting the new head unit and finishing installation.
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Step 6
After reattaching the wiring harness, secure the DVD player to the mounting brackets in the dash. Make sure the DVD player works before reattaching the dashboard trim and fascia.








Comments
Theant81 said
on 1/11/2009 hi I've got a dvd player and screen (seperate units) and want to put them under the icc in my bf xr6. the main question is can i hook into the car speaker system so i can turn the main cd player off and have the dvd player running through the speakers? any help would be great, thanks anthony.