Rear View camera
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To answer your basic question - Yes, it can be done!
I am not sure what headunit you have, but some units have different modules available that allow you to retain certain factory features, and easily use the factory connectors.
If that is not an option in your case, I am certain there is a way to tap into the video wire coming from the rear camera and feed it into your headunit. Of course, this all assumes that your aftermarket unit has the ability for a rear camera input.
I wish I could tell you exactly what wire you need, but I just don't know. Maybe someone here has a wire schematic you could use? Either way, I can't imagine it would be all that difficult, and it most definitely can be done.
I am not sure what headunit you have, but some units have different modules available that allow you to retain certain factory features, and easily use the factory connectors.
If that is not an option in your case, I am certain there is a way to tap into the video wire coming from the rear camera and feed it into your headunit. Of course, this all assumes that your aftermarket unit has the ability for a rear camera input.
I wish I could tell you exactly what wire you need, but I just don't know. Maybe someone here has a wire schematic you could use? Either way, I can't imagine it would be all that difficult, and it most definitely can be done.
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: McKinney, TX
or go here and read about the installation of the lockpick - it will show you what wire is the video feed I bet
GEN 6 GM LOCKPICK
GEN 6 GM LOCKPICK
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