28-Pin Multimedia Navigation Screen Wire Harness Connector – OEM 1565380-1 / 1565377-1 / 1717115-1 | Male & Female

The OEM 1565380-1 / 1565377-1 / 1717115-1 are 28-pin connectors used in automotive multimedia and navigation screen harnesses. These three cross-referenced TE Connectivity part numbers cover the same 28-pin infotainment display connector family used in advanced navigation and multimedia screen assemblies. The 28-pin configuration integrates video signal, touch panel data, display power, backlight control, CAN bus, and audio circuits for integrated infotainment display modules. Available in Male and Female variants, bare or with 15cm pre-wired leads.

Key Specifications

• OEM Part Numbers: 1565380-1 / 1565377-1 / 1717115-1 (TE Connectivity)
• Pin count: 28-pin
• Gender options: Male / Female
• Housing material: High-temp nylon (PA66)
• Available as: Bare connector or 15cm pre-wired leads
• Application: Multimedia navigation screen, infotainment display module harness

Part Number Cross-Reference

• 1565380-1: TE Connectivity — primary connector housing variant
• 1565377-1: TE Connectivity — alternate housing variant (different locking tab or cavity arrangement)
• 1717115-1: TE Connectivity — updated revision of the same connector family

28-Pin Navigation Screen Circuit Breakdown

• Pins 1–4: LVDS video signal (Low-Voltage Differential Signaling — display data pairs)
• Pins 5–6: LVDS clock signal (display synchronization)
• Pins 7–8: Touch panel data (I²C or SPI interface)
• Pins 9–10: Display power supply and ground
• Pins 11–12: Backlight LED power and PWM dimming control
• Pins 13–14: CAN bus (CAN High / CAN Low — infotainment CAN)
• Pins 15–16: USB data (D+, D−)
• Pins 17–18: Audio output (Left +/−)
• Pins 19–20: Audio output (Right +/−)
• Pins 21–22: GPS antenna signal and ground
• Pins 23–24: Backup camera video signal and ground
• Pin 25: Ignition-switched power (ACC)
• Pin 26: Constant power (battery backup)
• Pins 27–28: Ground (chassis earth, redundant)

Common Fault Symptoms

• Navigation screen blank or flickering (LVDS signal pins corroded)
• Touch screen not responding (touch panel data pins affected)
• Screen backlight failure (backlight PWM pin corroded)
• Navigation GPS signal lost
• Backup camera not displaying
• Audio dropout from infotainment system

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What vehicles use OEM 1565380-1 / 1565377-1 / 1717115-1?
A: Cross-reference these TE Connectivity part numbers with your vehicle’s wiring diagram or infotainment module service manual to confirm fitment. These connectors are used in advanced navigation and multimedia screen assemblies across multiple automotive brands that source TE Connectivity connectors.

Q: My navigation screen flickers but doesn’t go completely blank — is this the connector?
A: Yes. Intermittent screen flickering is a classic symptom of partially corroded LVDS signal pins (pins 1–6). The LVDS signal is a high-frequency differential signal that is sensitive to contact resistance — even mild corrosion causes signal integrity issues that manifest as flickering before complete screen failure.

Q: Can I use the pre-wired version for a screen replacement?
A: Yes. The 15cm pre-wired version is used when the original harness has been damaged close to the screen module and needs to be spliced further back in the harness.