where does one find the componants to splice the camera cable at the back of the truck so the trailer can be disconnected?
1781948
As far as I can tell these are gx12 connectors, panel mount and female: http://www.amazon.com/GX12-4-Screw-Mounting-Connector-Aviation/dp/B00H8RECHA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1410315441&sr=8-4&keywords=aviation+connector+gx12, male: http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Metal-Thread-Aviation-Connector/dp/B00K7ZY0VS/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1410314794&sr=8-15&keywords=aviation+connector+gx12
1781949
I do not know ,I ordered some off the net but they are to big ,I thought may be I could order a twenty foot cable from the camera company but can not get any contact with them ,it looks like they would have cable for 5th wheel set up also.
1781950
Automotive supply house sould be able to fill your needs. The same type of plug set up as the trailer lights, it looks professional and is durable.
1781951
You can go to Any electronic store(radio shack) or TV repair n buy a connector one iin put other side is out put buy extra cable or have the tv repair to cut the cable n redo the connector
1781952
As far as I can tell these are gx12 connectors, panel mount and female: GX12-4 4Pin Male 12mm Screw Mounting Cable Connector Aviation Plug male: Universal Metal GX12 12mm Thread Aviation Male Plug Connector
428268
The bundle of wires coming off the camera includes a green wire with a disconnect plug. Disconnecting it puts it in backup mode by reversing the image and adding a distance scale.
1789874
Try Spy Tec Inc. They have a 1-800 phone # you can call They sell this camera.
264142
I had an rv place do the wiring. There's a pigtail with a plug that's hooked on car, I plug that into the plug on the trailer.Sorry, I don't know the technicalities of how to do it. It would vary from vehicle to vehicle anyway.
1643894
There should be a wiring harness tucked away up under the drivers side dash that plugs into it, if not you may need to go to your local manufacturer of towing trailers or u-haul center so they can hook you up.
2223898
The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the camera to see through. The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the... » Read More The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the camera to see through. « Show Less
77539
Not sure. What I did was buy two of the long cables that go from the display to the camera. One cable is permanent connected to the camera that is on my truck. The other cable is connected to the display and they routed along same route as the other and hangs free (with a wx cover on it). My second camera is mounted on RV with long cable and when I tow the RV I just connect the two cables together. I put it on V2 and then can see behind my RV. The whole system was very easy to hookup. Hope this helps you a little bit. But actuall no quick disconnect, have to screw the male connection into the female connection near my hitch.
2161971
All you have to do is tap into either your right or left tail light wiring. Go to your local auto parts house and tell them you want to TAP into the taillight wiring and they will get you the right connectors. No cutting is required. As far as the camera itself goes all you do is remove 1 of your license plate bolts and slip the camera bracket over the hole and put the bolt back.
1233293
Can you include the proper cable with this for my 2003 F150 SuperCrew w/ trailer wiring package?
817061
Yes sir and go get a paperclip and hold it on pins 1&8 on your trucks computer port as you hold lock and unlock until it triggers it. Search you tube for video
1802404
Best way to find out - if you have a 25' tape measure, run it from one end of your trailer to the other. I suspect it will be marginal, but you can also purchase extra wire to splice onto the ends. Use at least 18gauge wire for this. Crimp fittings work great for this. Waterproofing the splices isn't necessary if you disconnect the trailer before launching - the short term exposure shouldn't cause problems. Just remember to hook up again after retrieval.
1649772
If you leave in the Atlanta area visit Camera Bug and they can help you. If not I sure there is someone close to your area that can help.
2015500
As far as I know, this is for the Toyota tailgate that already has a camera. Maybe You'll need to buy OEM from Toyota
1678906
I boight one for my trailer so its,on the outside..if your using for a car it comes with battery clips just like jumper cables you would attach and leave the panel outside the car and remove when you were going to drive it. Hope this helps
1911082
Designed for bumper pull trailers since camera is attached to license plate holder. But it could be wired to use on fifth wheel if you attach camera to inside of bed I guess
2223899
The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the camera to see through.
294206
On the bottom of the camera there is a groove where you can plug the cable.