iRV Stereo Replacement for RV that has DVD Player Built Into It

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I currently have an iRV radio/cd player no dvd capability. Can I replace it with a better DVD player/cd/player/radio? Is it likely that all the wiring is already there?

asked by: AJ

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We have an iRV stereo that has a DVD player built in with the part # IRV34 which would be your best option for an easy install. I don't know what stereo you have now but the wiring harness will most likely be the exact same with the exception of the HDMI cable that will need to get ran to your TV.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 10

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