How do I know if this will work for my factory-installed DVD rear entertainment system in a 2001 Chevy Venture?
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Look up that model number online and see what remote is offered with that dvd player. I would'nt suggest that you purchase this remote until you do the research. I would make sure that you dont get the wrong remote and have to sacrifice the S&H Cost. I purchesed this remote to controll my aftermarket Pioneer AVH-5000dvd Head unit.
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These work with my factory installed in-car(MOPAR) DVD player with no problems.
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I bought this item and it worked on my system. Measure housing and see if it lines up. That is what I did. Good luck.
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Yes it will, I am currently using this on the original DVD player. Put the battery's in and presto, no set up at all just point and click :)
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yes, but you have to check the fuse; how much amp it is,and check the amp on the dvd player
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It should work cause I had a AVH-4200dvd upgraded to a AVH-x5600BHS and it still worked.As long as you head unit supports remote.
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Refer to the manufacturers owners manual online and get the model and serial numbers found on the unit to verify. It worked for me.
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I do not know, but you can consult your manual, or if you don't have one, it can be researched online. Another way is to use the amazon garage, where you put in your make and model and it shows you what may work. Good luck!
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All I can tell you is that they work on my 2007 (UK spec) Commander CRD with the factory-fit DVD Entertainment System!
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You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought them for my 2005 T&C; and they work fine. Good luck! You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought... » Read More You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought them for my 2005 T&C; and they work fine. Good luck! « Show Less
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You can check to see if your system has a media port in the back of the unit. If it does then it will likely work. Somewhere around 2005 or 2006 is when they added this port.
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It should just plug in to your vehicle. I would recommend checking with your local Chevy dealer
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The included cable is designed to install the new drive in the upper bay, so if your stock drive is in the lower bay (the one closest to the antenna plate), it will work without any problem.
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I don't know. I just googled my auto DVD player systems name and they told me what I needed . It's working
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If your Navigation unit has DVD playback capabilities, the answer is yes! However, and aux video input cable and radio re-flash is necessary as well!
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Hello, This unit WILL NOT support OEM/FACTORY rear entertainment system or back up camera system that came with your vehicle. Any aftermarket backup camera with a RCA video cable will work with this unit. The OEM/FACTORY rear entertainment system and backup camera can work if you or your installer knows how to re-wire them properly to work with our unit.
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It doesn't support your 6 disk in-dash changer and infrared head phones. For your rear dvd, there is no problem, just when you play DVD, it can show the screen of your new radio.