If they sync with a 2007 Chevy Tahoe factory DVD player?
1442732
Yes they do. All GM vehicles with rear entertainment systems use Infrared technology. These headphones will sync. Thank you
1442733
I don't see why not. Most if not all car dvd players use IR to transmit sound. I have not heard of any using BT yet (which would be awsome!). This like many others on Amazon use a dual channel IR signal so that you can switch between 2 dvd units. If you have one, it will still work. Just find the channel (A/B) that the unit transmits on. On a side note, I found the overall quality of these units to be not so good. I had 2 units out of the 4 that had issues with sound only playing out of one ear. Just something to consider.
1409679
I have a Tahoe 2007 LT3 which should be similar to the 08 Yukon. The key component is the XM input, as that is what is used for the BT ... I think it's a "yes," as well.
446420
They should work in any vehicle with a DVD player set up for wireless speakers. They worked in my GMC Acadia no problem.
2014028
They have to be wired in so if your actual DVD player is wired in to turn on when the car is then so shall the monitors.
665876
Yes, as long as the model number matches. I bought a few extra sets. You may have to plug each one into the base to sync it.
274319
I don't know. I just googled my auto DVD player systems name and they told me what I needed . It's working
604722
Absolutely. Purchased these for my 2005 Suburban as we have the factory installed DVD system with wireless head sets. Perfect fit and no issues.
1918745
yes... You have to go to the dealer and get it synced with your car... I think it was like $50
638100
yes no problem I have a 1999 Tahoe if you have the computer connector under the dash
845729
I don't know for sure but my understanding is that they are universal and work by standard line of sight infared. I have an Advent DVD player that was installed after market.
1099934
Sync will work fine. If you are using it to power your 4 door speakers, you have to run the amped wires back to the radio and splice them in AFTER the harness.
1189188
I dont know we had our installed in our Ford Van. I do have a problem with it though. The DVD doesnot work well. It doesn't play all DVD's I bought about 5 new DVD's but only one will actually play on it, it plays a few of our old ones also, its not the DVD tapes it the player. Just can't figure out why only some even new ones will play in it and not others. Also it is a real inconvenience that there is not clock on it when you are listening to the radio and so on. I wish we had not bought it.
356841
On gmc 02 envoy, pioneer DVD/AV works to a point I have onstar but don't use it but it appears to work bugs are with connections to parking brake and back lights CPU weirds out there are some work arounds I found online but never tried them otherwise works for me
747685
If your Navigation unit has DVD playback capabilities, the answer is yes! However, and aux video input cable and radio re-flash is necessary as well!
2235376
If you mean the video from say a DVD playing on the display of your headunit, then it's not this harness that you need to alter to make it work. It's on your headunit to OEM interface that you need to look into. Also note that it is in fact illegal to do so in most states.
147987
Think that you will have no problem. Worked fine in my Kia Sportage. DVD player is "all regions". I am running discs from US and Brazil w/o problem.
1819519
This is a Bluetooth device so if your sound system has Bluetooth, it should sync without issue. Our units connected/paired with both our phones and the satellite radio on my motorcycle