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INSTALLATION: Rear trailer camera
1. Remove the 4 Allen screws that are located on the sides of the camera. Then remove the camera
mounting bracket and visor.
2. Find an appropriate place to mount the backup camera. Line up the foot bracket to ensure that there is
enough space to attach the camera to the body.
3. Attach the mounting foot using either self-tapping screws or a bolt and nut.
4. Use a 1" hole saw to drill a hole for the camera harness.
5. Then feed the harness through the drilled hole, fit the grommet to the inside of the hole.
6. Reattach camera and visor to the mounting bracket. Make sure the camera is oriented UP by seeing
the light sensor on the right side of the camera when looking at it.
INSTALLATION: Interior trailer camera
1. Remove the 4 Allen screws that are located on the sides of the camera. Then remove the camera
mounting bracket and visor.
2. Find an appropriate place to mount the backup camera. Line up the foot bracket to ensure that there is
enough space to attach the camera to the body.
3. Attach the mounting foot using either self-tapping screws or a bolt and nut.
4. Connect the camera to the 4- pin harness and route the cable to the front of the trailer.
5. Reattach camera and visor to the mounting bracket. Make sure the camera is oriented UP by seeing
the light sensor on the right side of the camera when looking at it. (To remove the park lines, cut the
wire loop on the camera.)
INSTALLATION: Trailer harness and plug
1. Using the larger 20m (65 ft) 4-Pin Cable harness, connect to the 4-pin connector of the camera and run
to the front of the trailer. We recommend running along the celling or under the body along the frame.
2. Zip tie the cable up along the frame rails. Some trailers have holes cut into the frame rail for factory
wiring, try to follow these.
7803 Instructions 6/26/18
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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