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Count Grantleyish Grand Master

Count Grantleyish

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Hi Guys,

Can someone point me in the right direction for getting the pop up In-Dash TV for an R34, wanting to convert the 3 gauge to the Pop Up TV.

Cheers,

COATZI

Try Slizewide imports from this forum sponsor section that might supply you with pop-up tv dash as he get parts from japan.

Good luck with all this.

Kaido_RR Grand Master

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Hi Guys,

Can someone point me in the right direction for getting the pop up In-Dash TV for an R34, wanting to convert the 3 gauge to the Pop Up TV.

Cheers,

COATZI

as mention try nengun or yahoo auctions...

there is a guide on the net to hook it up so that it works with the r34 gt-t ecu

Kaido_RR Grand Master

Kaido_RR

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out of couriosity wouldey they work in r33 or r32 gtr

if you are running a stock ecu then yes, i belived some dude in HK, put one in his r33 gtr... but if your running an aftermarket ecu then you could just use it for a tv i guess

here is the link for wiring digram to put in other skyline r32/33

http://www.hkskylineclub.com/new/forum_pos...D=3160&PN=1

smurf80 Experienced

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They do come in the 34GTt and it does pop up and it looks nothing like the 34gtr one. Its used as a tv and controls for the stereo. My friends parents have one in there turbo 34 in replace of the 3 gauges. It was a factory option from nissan and im sure they would be cheaper to buy then the 34 GTR version.

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Chris

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95SKY

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^^Hi Chris,

The GTT Definatley can come with a pop up Screen and its not like the GTR at all its in car Navigation and is used as a TV screen also and cd player. Ill post up a pic! Mite be hard trying to find one 2nd hand as i have only ever seen one.

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sewid Grand Master

sewid

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' date='13 Jul 2006, 10:44 PM' post='2327583']

if you are running a stock ecu then yes, i belived some dude in HK, put one in his r33 gtr... but if your running an aftermarket ecu then you could just use it for a tv i guess

here is the link for wiring digram to put in other skyline r32/33

http://www.hkskylineclub.com/new/forum_pos...D=3160&PN=1

R34 GTR MFD's work in any car irrespective of your ECU. If you can mount it and cable the sensor inputs yourself you can use it.

This thread is about the R34 GT-T/GT-V factory option popup TV set though not retrofitting a R34 MFD to a GT-T.

There are occasionally auctions for all sorts of GT-T interior pieces on Yahoo! Japan and i bet with some patience something like this could be had for well under 40,000 yen. Most likely 10,000 - 15,000 yen as I don't think there would be a huge demand for it in Japan.

Here's a search link:

R34 Interior Parts

themashedman Enthusiast

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the 'pop up in dash' i've only even seen in the GT-R, i've never seen it in a GTt. so if you want one i guess look for a place that sells R34 GT-R parts

The gtr ones and GTT ones are totaly different, I have a factory one on my mwifes GT, The gtr ones are fixed where as the gtt ones pop up out of the dash electronically and the fold away when finished. I must admit they look trick but are totally usless here in Aus as you cant convert the GPS. and you cant hook up a dvd player as there are no inputs

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