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83 messages, Last post on Oct 23, 2009 at 3:00 PM
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Yes, I replaced it through Radio City for about $300 - much less than Chrysler - and it works fine. They also suggested that because there's a mechanical part (scanning arm?) which simply wears out the more you use it, and I had mine on almost constantly for the first 90,000 miles, don't use it all the time, just when you need it or think you might need it. They say it'll last much longer that way. Too bad. I liked the looks of it being on. The turn-around time was only a few days. They exchange your unit for another rebuilt unit.
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Replying to: rads (Sep 15, 2009 2:12 pm) |
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| I have no idea what would do this, but you're probably right, that it is not the disc itself. I got good advice and a rebuilt dvd from my local car radio repair shop, give that a try. | |
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Just purchased a '07 Pacifica with Nav...no disk. From what I understand, I need a disk that is identical to the one it most previously had or one version up (I read you can't skip successive versions without problems). How do I find out what the most recent version used was. All i get on the screen now is "searching for DVD" msg. Is there someway to get to a screen that will give me the information I need? Also does anyone know if the manual is available for download anywhere. Thanks |
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Replying to: rads (Sep 15, 2009 2:12 pm) |
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Radio City has several shops in Maine, but they may otherwise be a local car audio shop. I would think that any car radio/audio shop near you should be able to handle it, since CD and DVD players are in their area of interest/service. Try 207-783-9555 (1009 Center St, Auburn ME 04210) If you don't have any luck locally. If you're handy enough to remove your unit and install a refurbished one, they may help. But getting it done locally would probably be better. Good luck. |
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hi i have a 2004 pac with nav. yesterday my screen was blank. i was wondering if the Chrysler logo is stored in the dvd drive in the trunk or in the instrument cluster , also i would greatly appreciate if someone is able to disconnect the dvd drive in the trunk to see if there is a message showing or some backlight in the screen . cause i have no clue what to change: cluster w nav screen, wiring, fuse, dvd drive??? I Would appreciate any help. thanks Isabelle
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Replying to: khmrizek (Oct 22, 2009 8:31 pm) |
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Replying to: khmrizek (Oct 22, 2009 8:31 pm) I lost my Nav ststem in my 2004 Pac, However, I still had the Chrysler logo and the screen was active - it just said that it could not load the DVD. I went to my selling dealer and the DVD drive unit was replaced under warranty. (I had the extended warranty with a $50.00 deductible.) My point is that the electronics are now so complicated that your best bet is to bite the bullet and go to a professional, such as the audio store or a Chrysler dealer. |
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| thanks for your help guys!! i think i am following your advice and going to an audio store so the can diagnose the problem. thanks again | |
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