I recently brought a Range Rover vogue 2004 diesel which has a screen fitted in the roof. After looking round for a DVD player I located a PlayStation in the boot. The tv turns on to a blue screen but no lights come on the PlayStation. Any ideas where to start or do I need an auto electrician? Thank you
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Usually run off a second power source. They may have removed it but left the PlayStation
I’d get auto electrician.
I’d get auto electrician.
Get a Playstation 5, those ps2 are dead in the water... Seriously tho', if was mine I would remove as much dead wood as possible to reduce the old battery drain in that there already complicated vehicle. There are plenty of aftermarket systems that can be installed by specialists who'll guarantee their work or get a voltage converter and fit your own 
Just ripped all mine out mark there were bloody wires everywhere and junction boxes I wouldn’t mind but I thought it would have been good for my daughter when I got the car as the screens were in the head rests and the little cow always used to say she wanted to sit in the front let mummy sit in the back
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Turn it off and back on again.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Plug it into your TV in the house and see if it actually works
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Parents who don't want to parent. Scared to tell off snowflake kids/grandkids, so must keep them happy and entertained at all times.Why the F does a car need a PlayStation?
Kids spend far to much time playing games in the house, without them playing them in the car too.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
There's a whole world of interesting stuff visvisible through the car windows, without the kids staring at another screen.
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
Too true,a good clip around the ear usually gives them plenty to keep them occupied if they get out of order.Why the F does a car need a PlayStation?
Kids spend far to much time playing games in the house, without them playing them in the car too.
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gold rover
Well-Known Member
My favourite was, and remains, the number plate gameThere's a whole world of interesting stuff visvisible through the car windows, without the kids staring at another screen.
Whilst computers are a fantastic thing, the taking of boredom away from humans, also takes away creativity. Imagination needs space to grow, brains constantly bombarded by the imaginings of others will have no room for their own imagination and creativity.
