This camera can be installed in the rear bumper ?
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I mine mounted in the center of the bumper, on the license plate frame. I has been there more than a year and works great. I is on a 08 Dodge Mangum. So I am not sure exactly sure where you mean when you say "in the rear bumper?"
166543
yes, but you need to run wires, I installed at the top of rear license tag, where there are already wires for lights and no extra holes...
295108
It works great if you locate the camera where it can see the ball on your car or truck. I located my camera under the bumber next to the removeable hitch.
1911082
Designed for bumper pull trailers since camera is attached to license plate holder. But it could be wired to use on fifth wheel if you attach camera to inside of bed I guess
1738280
I doesn't really matter. I just installed mine in my bumper of a standard height Nissan Frontier. It's a wide angle lense...you get used to the view pretty quickly. Do keep in mind that the closer to the center of the car the better as far as being left-to-right aligned. Mine is a little off to the right but it's not an issue. Can't beat this little camera for the money. I was joking with my wife about a new car commercial that boasted a rear view camera "included"
2029693
The sensors are designed to be installed in the rear bumper. It even comes with a drill bit to make the holes. It is connected to the rear backup lights for power.
966996
This camera is made for a motor home or trailer. If you want it for a pickup truck you should buy a license tag mounted camera. Otherwise you would have to mount this particular camera on the back of your cab.
888281
If the license plate is mounted in the bumper step you should be able to run the wire behind the bumper to your backup light harness. That's for the camera, then the screen gets mounted in the dash area. You'll need to find a hot wire when the ignition is on. I hooked mine up to the electronic rear view mirror on the windshield. Routed the wires under the edge of the headliner along the windshield.
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I'm not familiar with your specific car, however, all license plate sizes are federally standard in the United States. But do consider, some bumpers are curved and dealers directly bolt onto the bumper. This may be an issue depending on the curvature. This applies to all cars. The solution is to ensure that you have a proper license plate bracket installed by the dealer, unless your bumper has a fitting molded onto it. As far as rear bumpers, again U.S. plates are standard, but not usually mounted on the bumper itself. In the rear they are usually mounted above or below the bumper in this no protective frame would be effective if mounted directly on the rear bumper. For that you would need a full bumper guard, not a plate guard. As far as the camera goes, no rear plate should be blocking the camera view, therefore this product should be o.k. That however, may not necessarily be the case when using a full size bumper guard.
1877351
Assuming that your camera is functioning, you should find the rear camera video in a folder namrd DCIMB.
1682607
Mine is installed to the left and it still shows me a good view but like the others said you cant trust the grid lines. The image doesnt show the full bumper area but I will know if I am about to hit something. This camera looks as good maybe better than my wife's 2014 Chevrolet Cruze's backup camera.
784901
yes ofcourse, I have a rear view camera, i have a cheaper camera but works beautifully for my needs. You could go for a higher end camera if you prefer, but for most needs a regular backup camera ( about 60$ at most professional installers should do)
603807
tThere is a monitor and a bullet style camera, both are included The bullet camera goes into the bumper or in the back of the vehicle and the monitor clips over your existing rear view mirror.
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No---there is a wire that goes from your dash where the screen is to the camera mounted in the back of the vehicle. I mounted my camera in the back of my pickup to help me hook up my goose neck horse trailer.
1766909
The camera is attached to the top of your rear license plate. The monitor mounts wherever you want.
1371145
Yes, it has the option, you will have to buy rear camera with wire and plug into Reciever.
1047484
If you are getting it installed professionally or you are mechanically inclined, the camera comes with its own special drill bit, so it makes the hole the EXACT size is the camera. Very neat, flush to the bumper. The other alternative is to use the bracket and it only requires 2 screw holes. Either way is up to you, but I think you get allot for the money you'll spend
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Yes. It's not quite as good as the rear-facing camera, but it does have one.