Install Rearview Backup Camera on Honda Odyssey
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A big THANK YOU for making and posting this video! Saved me a ton of time yesterday, and now I have a similar camera system (ZeroEdge Dual-lens Cam) installed. The hardest part was fishing wires through the rubber tube collar and down the frame. One has to be careful when fishing wires so that they don't strip typically quite thin insulation layer against very sharp metal edges. For the same reason, the way you put the A/V wire through to the front of the car (i.e., by first removing bottom panels and laying the wire along with and securing to existing cables, instead of just tucking the wire under) is crucial. Great job!
Very helpful! I just bought a backup camera that came with no instructions. After watching your video, I think I can successfully tackle the job. Thanks!!!
So helpful. I just fininshed installing rear dashcam on my odyssey after watching this one. Thank you so much!👍
Thanks for your video. It helped me installing the rear sensor to my Odyssey 2010
Thanks for taking the time to post the video. I recently removed this exact mirror with a different camera from a friends truck. It will be installed onto my truck but I have a couple of questions.
1-what are the three buttons for on the backside of the mirror?
2-the mirror was powered off of a 12v source up front and worked only when in reverse. It seemed to operate normal wired like that. I guess it triggers off of the video RCA? I didn't get a manual for this set up. Did your manual specify to run the 12V from the rear?
Very useful video. I just did it this morning.
thanks for posting this video - very helpful! i used it as a tutorial to install a nearly identical system into my wife's car. thanks!
+Steve Yi Excellent, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!!! This video was extremely well DONE!! PROFESSIONAL GRADE!!
Thanks for your comment!
Thank you for posting!
Thanks - this was helpful. I'm getting ready to do something similar in my 2006 model. It's a little different since the backup lights aren't on the tailgate, but it gives me a good starting point.
Hi, I'm in the process of installing a backup camera on my 2006 but got stuck because I couldn't seem to push that RCA plug through that opening mentioned in his video. It seems like the metal is fused together at that point and I even shined a light through the hole and no light went through the other side. How were you able to get the RCA plug past that point after it goes through the rubber boot? Thanks for any advice if any!!
Good clean job . Well done 👍🏼
Great job. I think I like the rear view mirror type better. The great thing with this is if I get another car I can just remove it. Now I just need to find a cheap rear view mirror type. I already have the camera.
Great video, I found it very helpful. .. great job....
Thanks man doing this to my 2002 Odyssey
Thank you! You took the mystery out of it, and it certainly looks like a capable DIY'r could tackle it. ...even in the dark. :-)
+Philip Rode Thanks for your comment!
Gave me a good idea what I'd be getting into if I decide to install a rear-facing dashcam on my Odyssey. Rethinking now. Thanks.
I tried to feed the RCA plug through the opening as you shown in the video but there is no opening. I confirmed this by shining a light through on the other side of the weatherstripping and no light came through. It looks like the metal panels are fused together and there's no way for the cable to go through and down. I see the other wires and cables going "Up" through the headliner but none going down on the rubber boot side. Would I need to go up and through the headliner like what the other wires are doing? I have a 2006 Honda Odyssey and perhaps there are difference in the metal frame?
Video was very helpful, but sadly I bought the exact same monitor that you demonstrated and I absolutely HATED the monitor. during day light driving, the outside glare was way too much to see anything from the monitor. I was very disappointed, and in the end I end up spending more to change the monitor.
But without a doubt, your video helped me with my installation, but there's much to be desired from that monitor
Brilliant many thanks now I know how to fit mine👍👍
Just watched this now, Dial2fast. My Xtreme system is almost identical. I will wire it into my 2004 Ford Freestar... run wires more simply out of the way. Good that you mentioned that white RCA jack into mirror (auxiliary, right?). Thanks. This helps.
Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Can you post the link you purchased the product from? I'm looking to getting both. Thanks!!
how is it in day light? Is the LCD screen bright enough during the day?
good video , thanks for sharing
Good clean install
Thanks for the comment! Cheers!
I could not figure out how to remove the handle from the back hatch (which hides the bolts) so I could remove the back hatch panel. I will try that! Thank you for your video!
I have a question about wiring. I bought a rearview camera with recording capacity that came with the rear view mirror as a screen. Rearview mirror is simple enough to strap around the old mirror and has a only one power line to connect to the cigarette lighter connector. The question is a wiring the rearview camera. It came with 2 wires (black and red) that black goes to the front mirror for pictures and red is the power source that connects to the back up light to turn on the camera when gear shift in reverse. I understand till this part. But if engine is turned off, there is no power to display the camera or record. I need an extra power line to connect to the rearview camera from the battery source or fuse box. But, if I connect that power line with red line that came out of rearview camera instead of backup light what about backup light screen that it came up automatically when I'm in reverse? Do you know what I mean? Otherwise I have to run a dedicated third wire but where do I connect the third line?
Please advice me how to solve this problem. Tks.
Great tutorial. Any advice for those install into a nav unit? Specifically the hiding of the wires? Your video shows pretty much everything up until running the wires to the A-pillar, which I wouldn't think you would have to do when going into a nav unit. Any helpful tips? Thanks
slurpeyatari I would assume if you your nav unit accepts composite video input, then you can connect to it. As to running the wire, you will need to run it right up to the foot well area along the firewall and back behind the center stack and to the nav unit. Just tie it to any existing wire bundle you see if possible.
Hello - I'm trouble shooting my back up camera (wired to a pioneer head unit). Everything engages when in reverse, however, the image projected on my screen is flickering and appears in black and white (it's a color camera). I know it's a long shot, but I just thought I'd ask if you might have any idea why this is happening. Thanks for reading!
This is a very detailed and helpful tutorial. Thanks! I do have one concern about the product that I was hoping you could help with before I go about installation. When I look at the mirror, both pre and post-installation, it doesn't seem that the device is very clear or effective as a basic rearview mirror when the car is not in reverse. Do you have issues with rearview visuality when the LCD is not active?
The fact that the LCD is embedded behind a mirror, there are 2 things I notice about the product. One is you get some reflection glare when viewing the LCD during daytime. The image itself is very much crystal clear with very good color contrast. The second thing about using this mirror is when using it as a rearview mirror, it appears to have a bit of a grey tint on it making the reflected image a bit dark. As you saw in the beginning of the video, I showed my other car with a dedicated LCD and that has neither of these things I mentioned. I am still using this product in my Odyssey and don't feel a need to change it at this time.
Hey, great video! Just a quick question: how does it compare to having the separate screen that you had before? Which do you prefer? I see that on your previous install you had the screen above the mirror but the mirror is lower down? Also, how's this new screen function mirror in the daylight? I see that some screens look quite dark...
After using it for awhile, I like the separate screen better. The rearview mirror with built in LCD does seem darker and also has quite a bit reflection in bright daylight. However if like the Odyssey, it doesn't have much space, then you don't really have many options.
Hi. I've just bought a wireless camera kit, have I made a mistake?
I got this monitor aswell, but it just turns on and off everytime i put it in reverse. I kind of flashes in an uneven pattern. I got a + from reverse light, and just grounded the camera in my backhatch, then the RCA cable has a little red wire which i assume is a remote wire, so i attached that to the reverse light + aswell. And at the monitor i grounded it at the interior lights, and the RCA cable connected to the monitor and red remote wire to monitors +. But all the monitor does is flash whenever i put in reverse.
Thanks for the video. I learned a lot of specifics that will save me time on any project like this on my Odyssey. I don't know if you can answer this, but I have a 2008 with reverse cam, but there no grids to help "see" where the car is when you are backing up. First, how did you align the grid when you installed. Further do you know where the grid is injected? Is it the LCD or the cam that adds the grid? I would like to modify my odyssey to have the grid which are very useful in backing up in tight spaces.
The grid is coming from the camera itself. I am not sure if the aftermarket camera is a plug and play to the factory unit, and I can envision it will require some customizing to mount it. The new factory systems these days will actually bend those grid lines as you turn which this one doesn't. So these aftermarket ones are limited in what it can actually show you as far as distance.
Screw that. I'll just pay a professional to install it!!! Great video man!
Thanks, and now you know what they need to do during the install. Also don't buy those wireless camera, they are crap with the signal.
Thanks for the video, its perfect. Quick question how did you route the cable from the mirror to the passenger side, along the roof.
Daniel Lugo
So does this mean there is no way to plug the newer the newer model of the back up camera into my old version where it only shows just the very middle of what is behind me..??? It doesn't show the wider view of what is behind you or even as clear as the new one does... I am not opposed to putting it in the rear view mirror it's just that I have that great big screen already for it :)
well done.
Hello. I have installed this xamera on my car and it worked fine for some time but now it is operating very slowly, basically lagging be it in selecting the menu options or the camera it self. Any idea why this could happen and how to fix it?
Nice vid mate
Thanks for posting. I'm going to be running a coax cable for a Blackvue DR650GW-2CH two-channel dashcam and it was very useful to see how you're removing panels and running the cable. Would you recommend the passenger side or the driver side for my camera? There are fuse blocks on both side, but I'll probably want to use an add-a-circuit on the drivers side since it has a switch to control parked recording.
+Joshua -autenil- Kriegshauser If you have a choice, run it down driver's side as you have more options to tap ground/ign/power under the steering column. Also you don't have the glove box in the way.
Thanks for the video, would have been better if more details about wiring was given since the instructions that come with the product are useless. Did you use the reverse lamp wire to supply 12v power to both the camera AND the mirror?
+Abdul Hassan Yes
so i just bought the same one for my mom and for the life of me can not figure out how to wire it up im trying to test it before i install it and it will not turn on
Thank you, love this video, im going to add a back up cam to my 2002 odyssey. I was thinking of taking out that entire radio part and putting a touch screen panel with camera i dont know if thats possible. is it?
+Michelle H. Anything is possible, just depends on your budget and whether you are paying a shop to install it. Pioneer makes a good unit that you can look into.
good job man
+Martin Towers Thank you!
This has been very helpful, thanks. My kit has the back-up sensors and camera. "not wireless" The instructions seem to suggest I tap the sensors and camera into the back-up lights for power but also again for the camera at the front end of the car. why would I need to power the camera at both ends? Electric isn't my thing so I must be misunderstanding something.
Thanks for any help.
I am guessing when you say 'camera at the front' that you are talking about the LCD display at the front. Everything is using the backup light for power because both the backup camera and the front LCD only turns on when you go into reverse (backup light).
hi, did you have any problems getting the cables under the trim between the mirror/windshield. I'm trying to install a camera in my different car (04 Toyota Avalon) and can't find any way to get the cables under there.
not sure if its different in the odyssey but if possible please let me know.
They might be using a headliner material that is very stiff, but headliners are meant to be removed. Typically wouldn't be glued on. Just get your finger underneath it and see if you can bend it down. Or if you have the A pillar trim removed, you can try to use a coat hanger to fish the wire from the side of the headliner towards the middle where the mirror is.
how u double up your revering camera as a re view dash cam
How heavy is the mirror with the camera installed on the actual rear mirror? Last camera i had needed to adjust it everytime because it was heavy...
The mirror is not that heavy. I haven't had to adjust mine at all.
Would you mind if I ask which brand of mirror you used? Was it Chuanganzhuo? Do you ever have any issues seeing the display when it's very bright outside?
There was no brand name on it. It was just something bought on Ebay. I have since replaced it with a new one from Autovox. See review and install here: ruclips.net/video/eAzV41sOqwI/видео.html
Hi Alex, we have such kind of mirror monitor. Any interest pls feel free to contact me: tiffany@gracegd.com
We're a professional manufacturer of wehicle security system in China.
We are proud to supply high quality reverse camera and monitor to America and Europe customers for more than 16 years. Quality is our culture.
Late lol.. but awesome vid. About to install one in my Tacoma. But quick question if you're still active.. is that beeping noise backing up the mirror or something else?
The beeping was my backup sensor. There are many more new rearview mirror system that is better than this older system in the video. You can check out this one. ruclips.net/video/zRF31NqUbfo/видео.html
Hello,
Any of you have encounter vibration problem when the screen is fixed on your existing mirror?
Note that the screen is well fixed
hi, one quick question. The 12 volt wire you ran along side with the rca cable, is that one wire only? meaning there is no black negative within that red cable as well correct. At about the 11:22 mark the connection you have there is the reverse 12 volt connected to the power cord to the mirror and the ground from the mirror is just an extension to the ground. Can you just confirm all that. please and thank you.
Manny, yes, I ran the 12V red wire (from the reverse light) from the back to the front. I also ran the RCA video wire from back to the front. The mirror does need a ground wire (black) but I got it from a grounding point under the passenger kick panel. So these 3 connections are all that the mirror needs to work. Also it's better to keep the ground wire short so you don't have a possible grounding loop problem.
Got a question? == So I have a 2012 Honda Odyssey Touring and already have a backup camera. I looked around and maybe could put the second camera on the opposite side next to the license plate light. Where would you suggest I put a second camera? Would the install work the same way as using the reverse light to connect as you have done? Install looks easy until you take it apart and do it.
Not sure why you need to install another camera, but put it so it's not in the way of the hatch release handle and the license plate.
+dial2fast So then just tap into the reverse light and add a wire, but doesn't that require some harness?
Great video! I am wondering couple of things
1 - why do you need to feed three wires all the way to the front? You already have the power and ground picked up from the backup lights. Why do you need extra power and ground going from the front to back? Given the solid state camera, it would be drawing minimal power and there would be no need to have it feed separately
2 - I thought there were wireless camera available for this application for just few dollars more which needs no wires running from front to back?
Hi! 1) I only ran 2 wires from back to front. The black wire was the yellow RCA. The red wire was connected to the reverse +12V to supply power to the front LCD mirror. Remember both camera and LCD mirror comes on only when you put the car in reverse. I took the ground from the front where I showed you on the passenger kick panel. 2) Oh the wonderful wireless camera. I had one in my other vehicle for about 4 years. It has all kinds of RF interference. The image was always noisy and washed out. The camera died couple years into use. So no more wireless camera for me. By the way, you will still need to do just as much wiring because you still need to wire the LCD display to the reverse +12V so it turns on when you backup. You only skip one wire which is the video RCA cable.
thanks for the explanation! I had forgot about the trigger to the camera. Is it possible that reverse sensor (inside the transmission housing) takes it power from the inside fuse panel? If so, that would be something to tap in to i.e. just follow the backup light wire all the way to the fuse panel inside and you tap the trigger there. I am thankful for your comments on the wireless camera, I was not aware of their lousy performance or reliability,
With any install, you work with what you know. Finding the reverse wire from the front fuse panel will be way more challenging than tapping off the reverse light wire. There is no win win situation in this type of install because you have 2 devices that both need reverse 12V and so happen one is at the front and one is at the back.
is it really okay to tap power for both of them on the reverse lights? will it overload the fuse/wire or something? thanks
Yes, it will be fine to power the camera and LCD.
Hi, question about the mirror. Before you install everything, when the mirror is powered but with no video input, does it show a blue screen?
Now to think of it, I don't think I tried the LCD without any inputs. I would guess it's either black screen or blue screen. If it's blue, then it's the unit itself injecting a blue screen with video loss.
Ok thanks.
Thank you for the video! I have a 2008 Odyssey and this was helpful to know where to run the camera wire through to the main part of the cabin. My camera came with a 26' cable which was the perfect length. a.co/d/9XQaRWz It was REALLY difficult to get the camera wire through the grommet. The grommet is really tight space. Note that the Steering Wheel Control wire on the 2007 Odyssey is in a different place; I found another video that identified it. It is on the main radio connector. Also instead of the rear view mirror, I bought an Android Head Unit and installed that to connect to the camera.
again very good sir, in real time, how long did it take to do it, and the ground could have been secured to the chasis at the rear could it not. for 23 bucks that seems good, some time later could you update the camera in the day time and or park , would it be good enough to hitch a trailer too maybe
The install time was 4 hours (including video recording). Yes the ground can be connected to from the back but then that would mean I would have an extra wire to run to the front. Also I didn't want to use the 'ground' wire off the reverse bulb. Concerned there may be a ground loop to power the LCD mirror. As to using for hitching a trailer, I would say it's good to guide you but it's hard to use this type of camera to judge distance since it has such a wide angle view. But I know a friend who has a factory camera to hitch his boat trailer say after few use, you know what to look for. And I will find time to do an update video during the day. Thanks!!
It is not easier to feed it through the headliner? That way you pulling out less stuff , plus your wire will be long enough.
does it have guide lines
How would you suggest i wire mine to always stay on. I have a 2000 Dodge Neon Flat Black with 5% window tint in the back. I would like my camera to always be on so its easier to see during day and night.
Here are the options i have been thinking:
1. Wiring it directly to my second battery
2. Keep my headlights always on and wire it directly to me tail lights
If you know of any other options please let me know.
If you want to stay on whenever your car is running, then wire to your ignition 12V. You will have to find and tap ign 12v under your dash or fuse box, or if you have an ignition 12V cigarette socket. Don't forget to fuse it for safety.
I have question I am trying to purchase backup camera the wireless one what you think about and the package it will come with one transmitter and one receiver 2.4ghz so I was thinking on project of side camera like how the new Honda accord when you turn either right or left signal the camera kick on showing blind spot do you think if I buy 2 cameras with to transmitter 2.4ghz is it gonna be working same screen tft that comes with rear backup camera package I thought if they have same frequency so three transmitter and one receiver and supply side camera with turn signal light please any advice and what gonna happen if I put hazard on thanks
masses yozd I did have an older wireless backup camera and they always have some kind of interference with back picture clarity. I ripped it out and went to these wired ones. As far as I know, you won't be able to run 3 of those wireless cameras together as they will all interfere with each other. They are not synced from camera to LCD screen.
dial2fast thanks I already think about it too complicated but what is the extension cable called av cable extension or something or can you attach link thanks I have Camry 2001 what you suggestion which type of camera fit best
masses yozd See my description for what to search for in on Ebay to buy. These are all no name brand from China and they are all the same, just different sellers.
dial2fast thanks
Great video man!! I have a Honda Odyssey 2003 well this work for mine as well please reply
DaProblematic21 Yes, the electrical connection to the camera and LCD will be the same. You just have to find your reverse 12v backup wire.
why is there no provision for the rear camera?
Hi buddy, wish to clear few query, I've just got a new car and I want to install a reserve sensor camera from a local dealer but not the showroom, the only doubt I got is will the fitter play around with the Suzuki wire, as if so my warranty of the car can be void? thanking you awaiting for your reply
+Hitesh Pursnani Anytime you mess with something in the car (mechanical or electrical), if you encounter issues related the that area, dealers can deny you warranty service for that specific repair. They can't void your entire warranty. Just make sure you know what you are doing and try not to break anything.
+dial2fast Thank you for your help, much appreciated! I shall revert back on any doubts again.
question why not just run the wires along the roof under the trim at top of doors and/or under head of head liner so you didnt need to extend av cable?
+machew2009 Because of side curtain airbags for later model cars. You don't want wires tangled in that area.
Do you have a video of how the mirror looks in the day ?
I did put a link in the video but you might not see it if you are on a mobile app. I also put a link in the description now. I can tell you that if it's a really bright sunny day, the image is hard to see due to both the reflection of the mirror and so much ambient light. Other than that, it works great day or night.
Can you post the link you purchased the product from? I'm looking to get one. Thanks!!
Armando, I typically don't put Ebay links because those sellers come and go frequently, but you can search Ebay with the below words and you will finds lots to choose:
To find similar camera on Ebay, search for 'anti fog night vision car rear view backup camera'. This search will bring up many different camera styles, and you will have to find the one you want.
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To find similar camera on Ebay, search for '4.3" TFT LCD color monitor rearview mirror backup camera'
Sorry, I meant mirror at the front. Do I power everything off the back-up lights? Back-up sensors, camera and the mirror that is up front. The instructions seem to say I must also get power again up front for the mirror? And did I see that you did that as well. Thank you
I am not sure the unit you have, but the ones I install get ALL power from the backup light.
Is there a reason you chose to not run this under the headliner? it seem that it will be the shortest distance for cable run. Thanks!
Headliner is the shortest path in any SUV or van, but you have to be careful with the side curtain airbag.
@@dial2fast The front and rear pillar also have side curtain airbags. Are the middle airbags more sensitive? Or are the 2 middle pillars not as easy to remove? Can removing battery ensure airbags don't deploy while installing?
My camera is showing my images on opposite sides then what they are. Example. The car behind me is parked on the right but in the camera it shows on the left. Any clue how to fix this
+Jasmin Thompson Depending on the mirror you got, some should allow you to flip it horizontally.
Why do you need to run the 12v to the front? Shouldn't that only activate the camera? Or is it needed to activate the lcd screen?
+GeneralMartok00 The 12v to the front is to turn on the LCD with reverse 12 v
I like this video is it possible to install a backup camera on a 2009 Honda civic
Katherine Mills Yes, you can install it on any car.
Thanks
do I have to get the positive wire from the fuse box thanks
That is one option, but you do need to make sure the power is fused for safety.
I have a taurus 2013 with a screen, how can I make the camera work along with the screen?
I also want know. Maybe it requires some programming
can i please know the exact model of this mirror? i would like to order this for my mazda 3.
as well as the exact camera model
would be appreciated if ud put that info in the description. we know we can search them, but there are ppl that want what they see in this video. tyvm
Hi Jeff, we have such kind of mirror monitor which can be install to Mazda 3. Any interest pls feel free to contact me: tiffany@gracegd.com
Grace Tech is a professional manfacturer of vehicle security system in China. We are proud to supply high quality reverse camera and monitor to America and Europe customers for more than 16 years. Quality is our culture.
do you require a ground both front and back? can you just hookup the rear ground?
+Keegan Osh Yes you need to ground both devices.
How is the washout problem on the screen in direct sunlight?
Native722 yea mine too and u. can't see anything
Great video. How much did you pay for that particular model?
+Sugafoot Jones WORLD It's been awhile, but think $20 for mirror and $20 for camera. Might be a few dollars less.
hi i have a backup camera similar to the one you have.i was not able to follow as closely to the way you wired it.im having the hardest time.i connected the video in.and powered the red wire to my reverse light.put the vehicle in reverse.and nothings happening.
This system is very simple, just 2 wires for power. Get a multimeter and test the 2 wires to see if you get 12V when in reverse. if you don't have a multimeter, buy one. There is no other easy way if you are going to be doing any type of car install.
what did you use as the 12 volt power up front
+Robert Beck The reverse 12V power
Good video.can you send me link of the exact product. I want to buy one.thanks
Try searching for "Car 4.3" TFT LCD Color Monitor" The current link to the item is this www.ebay.com/itm/Car-4-3-TFT-LCD-Color-Monitor-Auto-Reverse-RearView-Mirror-for-Backup-Camera-/181302995865?pt=US_Rear_View_Monitors_Cams_Kits&hash=item2a36802b99, but eBay sellers don't continue carrying the same item all the time.
Quick question, what year is this Odyssey?
2008
What's the White auxiliary cable for?
it's a secondary input - from your dvd or something i imagine - my question is how do you change between inputs?
dial2fast I was wondering if I could ask you for help with the wiring?
What's your question?
Just on some wiring and hook ups. Your video is really good and very informative, which is what I like. I'll make a video tonight and just wanted to know where to hook up things. Thanks in advance!
Hi I installed the same system in my car but when I press the brakes when is on reverse the screen flickers what I need to fix
Joao e Vitória se if when your in reverse and brakes on do the reverse lights flicker? if so cheach gound make shure all grounds are sucured property and there is no paint on the ground and if all that doesnt workout try a 5 amp biger fuse in the revise lights if that doesnt work use the ornngal fuse
automotive hacker no it's only the screen
What size of the red power wire did you use?
William Tran I don't remember but these devices draw very little current. You can use 18 to 20 gauge is fine.
dial2fast is it measured in awg? and is your camera and the lcd screen you installed on the nissan still working? Thank you
William Tran Yes AWG (same as wire gauge). My LCD and camera still working on both cars I have them installed. Picture still looks great.
dial2fast hello again. Is it OK to install the camera and monitor on the same reverse light or do I have to put the monitor on one reverse light and the camera on the other reverse light? Thank you
William Tran You can put both on one reverse wire. Just make sure it's crimped or soldered.
Is that a trailer hitch connector at 6:59?
+Hayden Ellender Not trailer hitch connector. That's just the wiring bundle on the hatch.
can you send me a link to where i can buy this rear-view camera
I don't typically put a link for ebay seller because many seller and their items come and go. But a quick search found this one selling from the US. Keep in mind, I am not responsible for the service you get from anyone on ebay. www.ebay.com/itm/4-3-TFT-LCD-Color-Monitor-Car-Reverse-Rear-View-Mirror-for-Backup-Camera-HOT-/141469976304?pt=US_Rear_View_Monitors_Cams_Kits&hash=item20f04486f0
its cool i found it thanks tho (I_I)
How to get power
Does the dealership provide this service?
You are better off checking out local stereo shop that installs car alarms/stereos. This video is several years old. I will have a new dash cam rearview camera mirror combo install coming up on my channel. Stay tuned.
god damn i need a tutorial for a 4 door sedan
And same thing with the 2003-2007 Honda Accord
There's an awful lot of "should have" situations I noticed in this install.
What year of car?
2008 Odyssey
You should get wireless version
+Khamloun Chanthapa Don't get wireless, too much interference, and bad picture quality.
Would have been better if you showed the install of the mirror piece rather than just the camera.
I must have bought a rubbish one, LCD is fine until you get into the sunlight, then you cant see it. No adjustments on it.
MULTIMETRE SETTING?????????????????????????? we don't know!!!