Wiring questions for backup camera on 2004 SCrew
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Wiring questions for backup camera on 2004 SCrew
Just received my FrameCam and LCD video screen in the mail yesterday, and now it is time to do the install.
The instructions indicate that I should locate two different wires near the back bumper of the truck. They are
1) Backup Lights - this one should be easy, I know
2) 12VDC+ACC (ignition) wire
Any information on color coding and location would be greatly appreciated!
By the way, found the camera and monitor from an Ebay retailer for $399. That's way less than I've seen this unit advertised anywhere else.
The instructions indicate that I should locate two different wires near the back bumper of the truck. They are
1) Backup Lights - this one should be easy, I know
2) 12VDC+ACC (ignition) wire
Any information on color coding and location would be greatly appreciated!
By the way, found the camera and monitor from an Ebay retailer for $399. That's way less than I've seen this unit advertised anywhere else.
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Thanks for the diagram. It can only help.
The framecam is pretty neat. It is a swivel camera housing mounted onto a really solid aluminum license plate frame. Mine is black, but they also offer a chrome version for the same price.
The LCD screen has a windshield mount, just like the mounts for rear view mirrors. The reason why I needed two positive sources is that the monitor has a switch that allows it to either be on whenever the vehicle is on or to turn on only when the vehicle is put in reverse.
The system seems pretty slick. There are no holes to drill in the vehicle, and you can remove the system to place in another vehicle in the future!
The framecam is pretty neat. It is a swivel camera housing mounted onto a really solid aluminum license plate frame. Mine is black, but they also offer a chrome version for the same price.
The LCD screen has a windshield mount, just like the mounts for rear view mirrors. The reason why I needed two positive sources is that the monitor has a switch that allows it to either be on whenever the vehicle is on or to turn on only when the vehicle is put in reverse.
The system seems pretty slick. There are no holes to drill in the vehicle, and you can remove the system to place in another vehicle in the future!
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The ebay seller can be reached at ebay@pixeltamer.com. I don't think he currently has any framecams listed, but he indicated in an email to me that he has 'several' in stock.
You can check out the product at www.hitchcam.com.
I'll have to borrow a digital camera, but I am going to try to take pictures to document the install.
You can check out the product at www.hitchcam.com.
I'll have to borrow a digital camera, but I am going to try to take pictures to document the install.