do have car cord to fit sylvania portable dual dvd player SDVD8716D
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Yes I have a cord to fit my DVD player. Do you need to know where to find one or something?
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I looked on eBay and found one that would fit mine. My niece broke my car charger and I looked on eBay under sylvania and then the product number and it popped up a few sellers who said it would fit that particular brand.
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If your portable DVD player works with your vehicles 12VDC outlet then I am confident it will work with this splitter.
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I ordered it for my Philips dual DVD player system (DVD, Dolby Digital, MP3) & it works great. I love the length of the cord - plenty of slack. I compared the model/serial numbers & it looked like it would match so I ordered it. Hope your DVD player is compatible for this cord.
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Not necessarily.Look on the bottom of your unit. The model number is to the left of the bar code.You definitely want to get a cord that is compatible with your unit.
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Dear Tiffany,This was my leap of faith. I couldn't find a technical replacement for the cord from any specialty shop. It is a custom cord with a USB end on it. I looked at the back of my driveThe port looked like a little house with a white square in the center of it. The cord was inexpensive here. I bought it and the whole thing was a success. Korky
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Mine came with the cord. However, you should know that the cooler is not waterproof. Liquid and condensation leaked out onto the car seat and made a mess. I no long use mine.
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Yes Robert - but you will need a special adapter for the cigarette lighter in the car to connect a household DC adapter to the adapter in the cigarette lighter - your best bet is to go to an electronics store with the player to make sure you get one that will fit and work for you
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Dear Customer,For toyota, it is better that you buy a DVD player that specially made for the model. This device will be more suitable for common VW model.
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The product does not come with a DVD headrest. A 3.5mm pin-shaped plug will fit and then you can just Plug-N-Listen.
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Yes. If your DVD uses the standard Coaxial jack, the Belkin PureAV Digital Coaxial Audio Cable should fit.
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This is only one DVD player for one headrest. The cords come out the bottom on the seat and yes they hang depending on where you plug them in for power (either dashboard or back seat plug). Some have the cords put under flooring from a car speaker company. Mine layed on floor to plug. I put the mud mats over them.
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I have no idea if the player will fit your car but allow me to dissuade you from purchasing the unit! I read all the bad reviews and ignored them and bought Legacy DVD player (+ or- $250). I had it professionally installed ($120) and exactly one week later ... it quit. Nothing ! Won't power on, won't respond ... its just dead. Just like all the reviews said it would. Learn from my mistakes ... don't waste your money !
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It's a long shot but try the Maxell CD Lens cleaner. It brought my car's player back from the dead. And it's less than $10!
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Some do and some don't. My cheapo jvc ones from Walmart fit just fine but my more pricey ones do not. It all depends and the thickness of the plug portion.... trial and error I'm afraid. Good luck
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Yes, mine came with a very short (approx. 10") USB cord. I wanted mine closer to my work area so I tried using an extension USB cable. That did not work. I then bought a new cord that went straight from the DVD drive to the USB port with no connections in between and it worked fine. If you want longer than the standard 10", it is likely you will need to buy another cable. Hope this helps. Mike
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No cord but doesn't work for me. The unit does not hold my garmin in place.
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You are able to hardware them to the car. If you take them to a car stereo installation company, they can customize it so that you can use a cigarette adaptor to power them. If you do more research, you can find tutorials to do both options yourself. Try installing yourself. local vendors sabatoge the machines. I experienced that. I refused to buy their greatly inflated DVD players. Even if it breaks down in a year to a year and a half, it will be easier and cheaper to just swap out for new headrests every year.