3.
Reinsert the license plate on the license plate bracket.
4.
Choose a routing path for the cameras power cable through the vehicles body to the reverse light
circuit.
5.
Some vehicles may have a hole available to pass the wire through the trunk, otherwise you may
need to drill a hole close to where the power cable is attached to the camera. Once you have
chosen where the cable will enter the vehicles body, remove the camera.
6.
Remove the license plate and camera before drilling.
ATTENTION: Before drilling any holes, remove the camera and the license plate and carefully examine the
area around and behind the installation position. Make sure that there are no parts that can be damaged
(especially electrical cables, components of the vehicle’s fuel system, or any liquid tanks). Please take every
reasonable precaution. Choose a drill that is suitable for the supplied grommet and material.
7.
After drilling the hole, insert the supplied grommet and pass the camera cables through the
grommet into the vehicle.
8.
Next, you’ll need to find the vehicles reversing light. To locate the reverse lights 12/24V (+) wire,
you may need to contact your vehicle manufacturer for wiring diagrams and use a multimeter to
determine the positive from the negative wire. Once you have done this, ensure your ignition is
turned off and the negative cable (ground -) of your battery is disconnected.
9.
You will have to route the camera cables to the location of your reverse light wires. Securely fasten
the power cable to prevent it on being caught on any vehicle components such as the trunk hinge.
NEVER route the cable on the outside of the vehicle!
10.
Connect the cameras positive wire to the positive (+) of the reverse lamp, and the negative wire to
the negative (ground) of the reverse lamp. Ensure that the wires are connected strongly.
