Hi I have just bought Rangerover 06 supercharged it has a anolge tuner I have looked on ebay to find a digital tuner but there is so many different types if any one can help me which one do I get that would just take out the old one and put in the new one in and what part number I need if it can be done like that cheers any help would be great
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West Slope Rover
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You shouldn't watch telly whilst driving, so most likely this group here will give you little advice. They are all about health, safety and welfare.
Besides, where are you going to get an extension cord long enough to power it up?
Besides, where are you going to get an extension cord long enough to power it up?
holidaychicken
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There are quite a few threads on here already
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/range-rover-upgrade-digital-tv-44721.html
And i think this guy is good if you dont mind travelling
Range Rover L322 2001~2004 Digital TV Freeview TV Tuner Upgrade Tv In Motion | eBay
Use the search function between the new posts and quick links tab
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/range-rover-upgrade-digital-tv-44721.html
And i think this guy is good if you dont mind travelling
Range Rover L322 2001~2004 Digital TV Freeview TV Tuner Upgrade Tv In Motion | eBay
Use the search function between the new posts and quick links tab
West Slope Rover
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You're like Mr. Danger.
holidaychicken
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I would like to make my TV work as its still analogue but i would never watch TV whilst driving.
I would guess that anyone daft enough to watch TV whilst driving around in 2.5 tonnes worth of steel and computers wouldn't have made it far enough through life to be able to pass their test, let alone afford to run a range rover.
Besides land rover put a working TV in it in the first place, all the guy wants to do is repair it
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Don't think it will let you watch the TV whilst driving anyway
holidaychicken
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Not as it left the factory but you can install TV in motion which i would guess is for the rear seat passengers although it would also work for the front TV.
Somebody told me the new RR has a dual screen in the front so looking from the passenger side you can see the TV and looking from the drivers side you see the satnav ??
Somebody told me the new RR has a dual screen in the front so looking from the passenger side you can see the TV and looking from the drivers side you see the satnav ??
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Yep that's correct
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For the MY05 onwards model Range Rovers (with the MOST system and Denso satnav) the only tuners to get are the Hybrid tuners.
Any tuner with the Part numbers starting AH42 19C063 A* (the * will be a letter between A and E) will work and are plug and play.
Don't be tempted to try any others from ebay with different part codes even if they say they're compatible, THEY WON'T WORK!
The Range Rover TV system does not allow TV on the move, so don't be tempted to get the loom to bypass this, it's not only stupid (and unnecessary) but it's also illegal and dangerous.
Any tuner with the Part numbers starting AH42 19C063 A* (the * will be a letter between A and E) will work and are plug and play.
Don't be tempted to try any others from ebay with different part codes even if they say they're compatible, THEY WON'T WORK!
The Range Rover TV system does not allow TV on the move, so don't be tempted to get the loom to bypass this, it's not only stupid (and unnecessary) but it's also illegal and dangerous.
