Installing stereo need help quick!!
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Installing stereo need help quick!!
Hey all, installing my avic-f700bt and my pioneer backup camera. I need help for two things.
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??
Im guessing it will be the wire that tells the reverse light to go on. Does anyone know where that would come off of? possibly the light area or the computer area?
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??
Im guessing it will be the wire that tells the reverse light to go on. Does anyone know where that would come off of? possibly the light area or the computer area?
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,136
From: CA
RE: Installing stereo need help quick!!
ORIGINAL: 08Eleanor
Hey all, installing my avic-f700bt and my pioneer backup camera. I need help for two things.
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??
Im guessing it will be the wire that tells the reverse light to go on. Does anyone know where that would come off of? possibly the light area or the computer area?
Hey all, installing my avic-f700bt and my pioneer backup camera. I need help for two things.
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??
Im guessing it will be the wire that tells the reverse light to go on. Does anyone know where that would come off of? possibly the light area or the computer area?
Are you going to use the rev signal input at the deck or at the rear camera? Its really quite simple to run wiring in our cars as well. Making it look clean takes an extra 10 minutes.
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Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
RE: Installing stereo need help quick!!
ORIGINAL: 08Eleanor
Hey all, installing my avic-f700bt and my pioneer backup camera. I need help for two things.
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??[/color]
Hey all, installing my avic-f700bt and my pioneer backup camera. I need help for two things.
For the reverse camera I need to know:
- Where can I tap into for the reverse camera signal input? I know that I tapped into the positive lead on the bulb harness on my f-150 but I don't really want to take the light off and do that, is there anywhere else?
Nevermind about the first one now, anyone know where to get reverse signal input??[/color]
You can pick it up at the SJB behind the passengers side kick panel.
http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=40&viewfile...ng%20Lamps.pdf
Connector C2280D either the White/Yellow or LiteGreen/Orange wire.
http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=40&viewfile...nformation.pdf
Connector locations on the SJBsince there are about 7 different connectors on it.
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