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Re: The DVD wont eject in the rear entertainment system....
Is there a small pin hole near the draw? DVD players often have a manual eject lever you can operate by pushing a straightened paper clilp in the hole?
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Check for a bad radio/entertainment fuse. Your owners manual will give fuse location and identification. Most of these systems are now controlled by an entertainment module. You can also try disconnecting the battery and reconnecting to see if it will come back online. If not the system will have to be scanned for codes to help isolate the problem. This may be a dealer only repair
Either the power to the DVD unit is off for some reason or the signal connection to the entertainment unit is loose. It sounds more like a power issue, since the ent. unit senses the DVD but can't access it. Have the dealer check it out.
What do you mean "unlock"? There shouldn't be anything you need to unlock to use the rear entertainment center. If you put a DVD in the display it should come on and if you press the DISK button on the front stereo, you should get the sound of the DVD over the main speakers. Please elaborate more.
The unit is connected by small set of gears that push tray /disc out. As tray comes out it either pushes disc out of slot or pops open door (depending on which style of face you have). If you have kids I would not be surprised if something is caught in between disc and face or jamming edge of door. (know this from own experience). The face of player can usually be carefully popped off by gently prying at corners. If you get face off you may be able to see if something is stuck in unit that does not belong, or see if a piece is broken loose near face. If unit has door that opens you can try using a slim but stiff piece of plastic and keep tension on door with plastic while hitting eject button. On some units there is a small hole on face that is manual release that ejects disc - even if no power. Usually takes a long straight push in hole (straightened paper clip or dental pick) and it manually pushes gear set to go out. So many of these units are different but most do have a manual release. Check owners manual to see if it shows a picture of face and possible release hole. Have had kids fight over changing a disc and pushed in on it while it was ejecting so it stripped gears, and had kid hang on ceiling mount unit that tore screen totally off. I feel your pain....
The instructions for loading/ejecting the navigation DVD is covered in the navigation supplement to your vehicle owner's manual that came with your truck.
renew sound system jump starting it without turning it off has cooked a chip in the thing somewhere its called brownout ,not enough voltage can cause more damage than too much
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