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Does Anyone Have A Dvd-rom Unit Out Of Their Car

Houdini

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Posting here as not everyone reads other bits of the forum: I'm working on a project to convert the Japanese Car computer functions to English. This will be all the display stuff at this stage but not the GPS maps (although that may be possible).

I need a DVD-ROM unit from a car as a discovery unit and I don't want to wait until I can pull mine out in a month. IF anyone is able to lend me one (if you've pulled one out to replace the unit or something) then you'll receive a free English language conversion and the grateful thanks of lots of forum members. :)

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and no offence to andy, youve put in a LOT of hard work and we all appreciate it, but id rather give my money to damian if he can provide the same solution.

maybe andy can distribute it in sydney for you??

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I would have had after last weekend but it proved to be too much of a mission as basically the whole dash and console has to come off to get at it and it just wasn't cost-effective for me to do it after having gone through all this just some weeks ago to install my new amp.

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I would have had after last weekend but it proved to be too much of a mission as basically the whole dash and console has to come off to get at it and it just wasn't cost-effective for me to do it after having gone through all this just some weeks ago to install my new amp.

bugger

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nope still not working mate lol

did you sleep last night?? remember the RS and RX saga?? :blink:

Hmm, not sure why it won't work.

I did test it before I posted it and it worked, but obviously it does not now... whatever.

Just do the big search (M35 in the browse field), you will find it in there... somewhere.

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