My town and country 2013 is totalled but the front end and all components on inside are still good. I want to take the dvd player and components. Is it worth it? Can I do myself?

Asked by Suehellen Jan 02, 2015 at 10:31 AM about the 2013 Chrysler Town & Country Touring FWD

Question type: Car Customization

I have the touch screen controller screen
and one screen dvd player that hangs from
the roof of my 2013 town and country. I
may have to purchase a car without this
optional dvd player and I'm hoping that I
can install what I used to have.

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George answered 9 years ago

is it insured ? if so , the dvd belongs to the insurance company if they buy your car ....[ pay you for your loss ] perhaps you could talk to the adjuster about it some insurance companies will buy you a new car just like the old one and you wont have to do it yourself , it is a tricky instalation even before you get to the electronic connections part goo luk

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