Help with Rear Vid Cam Install
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Help with Rear Vid Cam Install
Hello Everyone - I'm a n00b here, so if this isn't in the right area please move it.
I have a 2007 Expy and just installed the Kenwood DNX-7100. Everything is great except that I want to install the camera module for this and it requires that I tap into a wire to detect when I put the vehicle in reverse for it to change to the rear view camera.
Naturally I don't have a wiring chart and would like any suggestions. Was thinking the rear lights but didn't know how much work it would be to find that wire to splice into.
Thanks,
Bish.
I have a 2007 Expy and just installed the Kenwood DNX-7100. Everything is great except that I want to install the camera module for this and it requires that I tap into a wire to detect when I put the vehicle in reverse for it to change to the rear view camera.
Naturally I don't have a wiring chart and would like any suggestions. Was thinking the rear lights but didn't know how much work it would be to find that wire to splice into.
Thanks,
Bish.
#2
Originally Posted by tehbishop
Hello Everyone - I'm a n00b here, so if this isn't in the right area please move it.
I have a 2007 Expy and just installed the Kenwood DNX-7100. Everything is great except that I want to install the camera module for this and it requires that I tap into a wire to detect when I put the vehicle in reverse for it to change to the rear view camera.
Naturally I don't have a wiring chart and would like any suggestions. Was thinking the rear lights but didn't know how much work it would be to find that wire to splice into.
Thanks,
Bish.
I have a 2007 Expy and just installed the Kenwood DNX-7100. Everything is great except that I want to install the camera module for this and it requires that I tap into a wire to detect when I put the vehicle in reverse for it to change to the rear view camera.
Naturally I don't have a wiring chart and would like any suggestions. Was thinking the rear lights but didn't know how much work it would be to find that wire to splice into.
Thanks,
Bish.