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Scottos

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  1. Naz, I will do. In regard to which parts you specifically need, I think you'll need to ring spart parts at a Lexus dealer and ask them. Oviously you'll need the projector that beams the image, plus you might need a different piece of plastic housing to seat the projector in the dash. Im fairly certain the wiring will already be there to integrate the HUD into the system, but you may well require the dealer to do a quick programming change to tell your vehicle that it now has a HUD. You're in luck in regard to the glass, cars like the BMW X5 have a piece of plastic film glued onto the windscreen in order to create the optical illusion that the HUD display is sitting over your bonnet outside the car. I read that the Lexus engineers got the HUD working with the natural curvature of the windscreen to create the same effect.
  2. This was actually mentioned a few times on the American Club Lexus forums in the RX section. It seems to be a common thing and not harmful.
  3. I don't think it would be cheap. From memory, the HUD "projector" sits in a little hole in the dash and beams onto the windscreen. I think that alone would mean a different dash-top but i could be wrong. I pick up my RX350 this week and it has HUD, so i'll take a look. Cheers, Scott.
  4. Red white and yellow plugs are; yellow = video red = right channel audio white = left channel audio Without seeing your unit though, its hard to know whether your three plugs are outputs or inputs. Its a good chance its an input to let you plug in something like a video camera to play on the screen. If the roof mounted DVD system has FM on it, you should be able to tune the car radio to the same frequency and have the audio play through the cars audio system. Otherwise, you might be stuck with headphones. Cheers, Scott.
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