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DIY Video - LCD Nav replacement guide
I just got finished replacing my nav LCD screen. Thank you to the member that created this guide, as I used this for guidance! I bought a new screen from this guy and couldn't be happier. Fast delivery and quick response. I will add a valuable lesson I learned during this process. If, during the process of removing the small connectors and wires from the back of the LCD screen board (before you unscrew the 4 screws that hold in the LCD screen) you somehow manage to pull the a wire or two from the actual connector, fear not. Simply trace the pin layout from each side of the wires and make sure they match on a 1-to-1 manner like this: Pin 1 - Pin 5 Pin 2 - Pin 4 Pin 3 - Pin 3 Pin 4 - Pin 2 Pin 5 - Pin 1 etc. All the pins/ wires basically connect in this fashion. I got really freaked out because I pulled two of the wires from the base of their connector and couldn't tell where they went back into. Then, by looking at the other pin layouts I traced the wires and realized they all followed the same pattern. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jRorExbnqI
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