Can 2007 Tundra play DVDs or only Map
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You don't need a "lock pick", you can accomplish the same by grounding the parking brake wire going into the NAV unit and by putting a switch on the speed sensor wire going into the NAV unit. You can find these on the wiring diagram. Should take you a whole 30 minutes to do plus $5 in materials. I did the same on my Lexus. But you do need the factory RSES.
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You still need the Rear Seat DVD Player. The factory NAV does not include a DVD decoder. The only way to watch dvd movies on the front screen is if you have the rear screen/dvd option and have the parking brake on and not moving.
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Wow. You learn something new every day here. So you can watch an entertainment DVD in the front on the NAV while in park? Dual-screen it with those in the back? Very cool. Does this work with the factory DVD player only? For example, the port-installed DVD player is different from the factory DVD player in the Gulf States and South East regions.
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Yes. You can even watch it while driving as long as you ground the parking brake wire and install a switch on a speed sensor wire. Your NAV will still work (via GPS reception) but it won't be as accurate since it doesn't have speed/dead reckoning input when you have the speed wire bypassed. Don't know if port installed DVD will work, I can only confirm that factory installed ones (i.e. only in the Crewmax) do.
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The lockpick does a lot more than enable the dvd. You might want to check them out.
Rich
The lockpick does a lot more than enable the dvd. You might want to check them out.
Rich
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how does one find out what wires are for the parking and what wire is for the speed sensor? Also, does someone have any pictures of how to disassemble the head unit to gain access to these wires? TIA
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They do not have anything for Tundra. I watch them for the last 2 month and nothing yet.
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I've been doing some searching around, and I've found a link on how to take the dash apart to get at the nav unit. Here's a link:
http://documents.victorytechnologies.com/documents/product/99-8220.pdf
Now the question I have, is why are there different reports on what you need to do? People here have said, you just ground the park and put a switch on the speed. I assume the switch disconnects the speed making it think the car is going nowhere. Other places, have said that you need to make a or purchase this lockpick. Here's a site where the guy shows you how to make a lockpick. But what is the timer for? If you disconnect it, the car will think you're not going anywhere. but why do you need to have a timer?
2007 Toyota Tundra Installation Report by WileETundra
http://documents.victorytechnologies.com/documents/product/99-8220.pdf
Now the question I have, is why are there different reports on what you need to do? People here have said, you just ground the park and put a switch on the speed. I assume the switch disconnects the speed making it think the car is going nowhere. Other places, have said that you need to make a or purchase this lockpick. Here's a site where the guy shows you how to make a lockpick. But what is the timer for? If you disconnect it, the car will think you're not going anywhere. but why do you need to have a timer?
2007 Toyota Tundra Installation Report by WileETundra
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zpaul, you might want to hit up that guy wiletundra. His site shows that he'll make that lockpick for you for a very reasonable price.
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I know that, the NAV after that is working with some delays.
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