Learn how to install an overhead car DVD player into a 2011 Honda Pilot with Sunroof. This video is a detailed how-to on installing an overhead car DVD playe…
How to install an Overhead Car DVD Player with Sunroof – www.qualitymobilevideo.com
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Also, another problem with this install is that if the owner decides to go
with another mfg for the drop down DVD, they most likely can’t because now
the headliner’s cut too close to the leading edge of the sunshade bracket.
Most dropdown DVD brackets are located approximately on the center of the
DVD trim ring; oh well.
is those wires going to be in the way or can u c the wires
@xianrhee only pussys hire profesionals
it’s call using those two things mounted on each side of the doors!!! They
too are called mirrors.
@xianrhee It’s not that complicated. You need to run constant power,
preferrably directly from batter, and the other from switched power in the
fuse box. You can use a Busmann Little Fuse adapter, and run ground wire.
To hardwire the audio to aux, run some RCAs from the headliner down behind
aux port. I am very particular about these type of installs and I rather do
it myself, taking time, and using solder, heat shrink tubes, and pop rivet
gun rather than screws.
I saw that you had drilled the sunshade bracket first but then how did you
determine where to drill on the bracket, shouldn’t you rather have drilled
through the bracket then onto the sunshade bracket?
@xianrhee Especially since professionals know the difference between a CR-V
and a Pilot
see how complicated this is! that’s why you hire professionals.
Is it possible to convert a built-in DVD player to a flash video player
w/USB or SD cards?
I don’t understand why people buy a $40K car and then put a cheap
aftermarket overhead DVD unit that may work several years that quit.
Believe me, been there done that. Pay a little more for one that was
installed from the factory that’s covered under vehicle’s bumper to bumper
warranty. If you really need one, then go with universal headrest units.
This way you can replace it easily if they die. Just not a good idea to be
taking chance with the installer screwing something up like airbags.