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Old 05-09-2014, 09:14 PM
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I have a 2011 Lariat with the backup camera and display in the mirror. I recently had a Tommy lift gate installed and I lost my emblem camera. I now want to use an aftermarket camera and wire it the factory harness at the rear of my truck. I can buy a harness to have the right plug and cut off the end that goes to the camera, but then I am lost as to how to splice in a new camera. The factory plug has 6 pins and most aftermarket cameras seem to have an RCA cable and a power cable.
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The after market cameras have the video cable, which is usually the outer shield (ground) and the inner wire (video), plus the power and ground. The factory 6 pin should contain these wires. You would have to identify the correct ones in the factory plug. Don't know what the other two connections are for. .. I believe, some camera systems require a trigger wire. You'd probably have to remove the RCA plug, separate the wires (video and shield) and splice them into the new harness/connector.

You have to figure out where you are putting the new camera.

I have an extra "angled" camera, which mounts under a horizontal surface (to get the image correct), along with the cable, which has a trigger wire. ??
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