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D3 and OEM DVD

By parker · Aug 18, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 7 posts👁️ 1,078 views
Posted Aug 18, 2007 · 15:47 UTC#1

Just installed a D3. However if the kids attempt to watch a DVD in the rear of the vehicle on the OEM DVD player there is no sound. Can anyone help?

Posted Aug 18, 2007 · 16:45 UTC#2

first off, what kind of vehicle is the d3 in, who installed it, and ( if you know) how was it installed? some factory systems, like the lincoln aviator, require the factory radio to remain in the vehicle for the rse functions to work. we really need more info.

Posted Aug 18, 2007 · 20:27 UTC#3

It is a 04 suburban, installed by a useless individual who has done nothing but give me the runaround. I don't have any idea what he did, I just need to get it fixed. I see fixes here on how to get the screen to dim at night, which I also need done. (Thank you for that)

Posted Aug 20, 2007 · 17:10 UTC#4
I see fixes here on how to get the screen to dim at night, which I also need done. (Thank you for that)

 

This part shouldn't be a fix. It's supposed to be a part of a good install...

Posted Aug 20, 2007 · 17:40 UTC#5

he will need to tap on to the outputs of the oem tv. ive done this before but dont remember the pins for sure.

 

check the12volt.com

Posted Aug 22, 2007 · 00:08 UTC#6

Connector Part Information

• 12064799

 

• 12-Way F Micro-Pack 100 Series (BLK)

 

Pin

Wire Color

Circuit No.

Function

 

A-B

--

--

Not Used

 

C

BARE

1573

Drain Wire (w/ U2K/U2L)

 

D

--

--

Not Used

 

E

DK GRN/WHT

817

Vehicle Speed Signal (w/ Y91)

 

F-G

--

--

Not Used

 

H

DK GRN/

 

WHT

368

Remote Playback Device Right Audio Signal (w/ U2K/U2L)

 

J

BRN/WHT

367

Remote Playback Device Left Audio Signal (w/ U2K/U2L)

 

K

BLK/WHT

372

Remote Playback Device Common Audio Signal (w/ U2K/U2L)

 

L

ORN/BLK

2061

Cellular Telephone Voice Low Reference

 

M

PNK/BLK

2062

Cellular Telephone Voice Signal

 

 

behind the radio you will find a black pkug this is the aux input to the factory radio. the installer will need to add rca ends then plug the rcas into the aux in of your new unit.

Posted Aug 22, 2007 · 00:10 UTC#7

ummm, im not sure what happened on my last message. it wasnt typed in that layout. sorry