Back up Camera

GTMOSCUBA said:

http://www.coastaletech.com/MYGIG.htm is what I installed on my 2010, I’ve had no issues over the last 5 years.


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bruggymonster said:

Is there anyway to install a backup camera that will go through my factory navigation unit and not have to pay hundreds of dollars to get the program flashed on by a dealership? If there isn’t a way, what’s the best way to do it so it looks clean and is very functional?


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Saharaunlmtd said:

Call around to different dealerships. I got my XAC flash for $43.


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Sharkey said:

Exactly, my dealership said they would do it for free if I got an oil change or charge me $75 if I did it as a standalone.

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Sharkey said:

Exactly, my dealership said they would do it for free if I got an oil change or charge me $75 if I did it as a standalone.

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bruggymonster said:

Sweet that’s not a bad idea. What exactly do I need to ask for?


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TJ2JK said:

I got a cheap ($15) backup video camera off Amazon. Ran the video line up to the back of the NAV unit. Found out which connector and pins were for the video-In signal, and connected it. Then, back at rear where I mounted the camera in my rear bumper (drilled a hole), I wired the power lead (+) to the positive of the back-up light in one of the rear tail lights, and connected the (-) to a good ground.
Then, a trip to my Jeep dealer to get them to enable it, cost me $60 (they do this frequently for their Jeep customers). All in, $75 not counting my time (about 2 Hrs).
Hope this helps.

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TJ2JK said:

I got a cheap ($15) backup video camera off Amazon. Ran the video line up to the back of the NAV unit. Found out which connector and pins were for the video-In signal, and connected it. Then, back at rear where I mounted the camera in my rear bumper (drilled a hole), I wired the power lead (+) to the positive of the back-up light in one of the rear tail lights, and connected the (-) to a good ground.
Then, a trip to my Jeep dealer to get them to enable it, cost me $60 (they do this frequently for their Jeep customers). All in, $75 not counting my time (about 2 Hrs).
Hope this helps.

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bruggymonster said:

Oh also, is there anyway you happened to take any pics of the install?

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Sharkey said:

Exactly, my dealership said they would do it for free if I got an oil change or charge me $75 if I did it as a standalone.

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