Navigation DVD playback ?

[NFSZ86]

I own a 2010 370Z touring have the nav but I was asking myself a ? Is there anyway I can play the DVDs without having the hand brake on? Has anyone done it ? Wiring or something I can do so that while I'm driving I can still see the DVDs. Thanks well appreciated hope I explain myself

[Cmike2780]

Not to be negative or anything, but there's a reason why you shouldn't be watching a movie while driving. I'm pretty sure it's illegal in some states and just as dumb as someone eating a steak while driving.

just my .02 cents

[NFSZ86]

Just curiosity if it was possible, that's all.

[Billarf]

Originally Posted by NFSZ86

I own a 2010 370Z touring have the nav but I was asking myself a ? Is there anyway I can play the DVDs without having the hand brake on? Has anyone done it ? Wiring or something I can do so that while I'm driving I can still see the DVDs. Thanks well appreciated hope I explain myself

Very easy to do this and to also uncripple your Bluetooth phone, Nav, etc.. All you need is 20 mins, a Phillips head screwdriver and a $149.99 kit.


Thanks to the BDL Bypass Kit, you have full, unrestricted use of the Nav system, full unrestricted use of your Bluetooth enabled cellphone. Another plus is DVD playing while driving for your passenger to enjoy. Also, slide show presentation via USB input while driving is not crippled. Another bigge is the rear camera (if you have one) can be turned on when driving forward and you can view the side blind spots where other vehicles lurk. This is terrific in bad traffic situations especially.


Read here --> Plug and Play Bypass Kit (DVD, NAV and backup Camera) Discussion

[NFSZ86]

Originally Posted by Billarf

Very easy to do this and to also uncripple your Bluetooth phone, Nav, etc.. All you need is 20 mins, a Phillips head screwdriver and a $149.99 kit.


Thanks to the BDL Bypass Kit, you have full, unrestricted use of the Nav system, full unrestricted use of your Bluetooth enabled cellphone. Another plus is DVD playing while driving for your passenger to enjoy. Also, slide show presentation via USB input while driving is not crippled. Another bigge is the rear camera (if you have one) can be turned on when driving forward and you can view the side blind spots where other vehicles lurk. This is terrific in bad traffic situations especially.


Read here --> Plug and Play Bypass Kit (DVD, NAV and backup Camera) Discussion
dvd-nav-backup-camera-discussion-16.html

Well appricitated thanks I will look more into this kit.

[Lemers]

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