once it is stuck onto rear window, what is the best way to remove rear camera without damaging the camera or window?
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Its basucaaly scotch double sided tape. If its on glass a razorblade. If its on tinted film use alcohol. You can also use heat. If it comes off easy just use window cleaner to finish cleaning. Just like cleaning a tape residue up. Alcohol or other minor solvent.
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I don't know, because I haven't installed the rear camera as of today. But I agree with the other answer, that would be my best guess.
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I just pulled on the bracket and the adhesive pulled away enough to get a razor scraper behind it.
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just pull it out, there's a hole right above the camera. Stick it when a pen or just use your nail
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Maybe w the front camera, but definitely not w the rear. You may want to take it out first.
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If you are referring to removing the camera, but leaving the mount. Yes that should be fine.If you are talking about removing the mount, no.
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The rear camera mount has a double back tape on it. It can be mounted anywhere. Buy a few squares or roll of double back tape in case of mistake in positioning the rear camera.
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You can try by putting your index finger on the tab and your thumb at the base of the screen and gently pull the screen away from the camera boby.This works for me.Good luck Sir.
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There is a small spot sticker on the outside of the camera lens. It covers the camera lens only. If your rear camera appears hazy or unclear, try peeling off this sticker with your fingernail.
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I can relate to your concern. Here in Texas, there are a couple of REQUIRED stickers on the windshield that are far more intrusive than this camera. My camera, operated with the screen flipped up, is mounted on the windshield behind the rearview mirror and causes essentially no obstruction or distraction. You could stick it to the windshield with some glue (like Shoe Goo) so that technically it is no longer a "suction" mount. :-)
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Drill two 3/32 holes. I put mine on the corner. Steal any lanyard off an old camera. BAM! Works like a charm.
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It can leave a slight amount of residue if you don't remove it carefully. Make sure if you remove it that you run the removed portion as close as possible to whats still on the window as you pull down the film.
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It is recommended you mount the camera top center if possible to get the best picture. There is also a rear view mirror mount that you can use if you don't want to stick it to the window.
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It is very simple. Just be patient and take your time. Be careful when you get near the camera area as it has little wires you can sever. Besides that just pry it off and put on the new one.
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I mount it in front of the mirror, the power cord does hang down while in use but my view is not blocked. Camera releases easy from mount when I leave car, so I don't have to take mount off the window.
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The window is only for the rear plate. As for the antenna: it needs to be unscrewed from the holder in the top of the car
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i had the same problem it's a little push lever just push it towards the camera and it will come off.
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I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of breaking it off the vehicle I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of... » Read More I have installed the camera on my wiper motor hatch cover. It is recessed and flush with the rear window. The entire installation takes tookless than 1/2 hour. My father installed the same camera behind a logo plate on his rear deck. since the round logo emblem is in he center of the trunk lid he drilled a 3/8" hole and mounted two STAINLess screws in the emblem and sealed it witrh epoxy. he gets a full 270 degree viw without exposin]g the camera to theft. You can mount it top of the license frame and still get225 degrees visability. The less it is exposed,\the less risk of breaking it off the vehicle « Show Less
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Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.