This may be a dumb question. Do you need to plug this behind the dash or do you plug it in under the steering wheel. I don't need it for camera.
1139403
You plug it behind the touch screen and will be between the stock wiring and screen adapters.
1139404
It has to be installed behind the MFT. So the dash has to opened and the unit installed. The camera is attached to the module end.
1139405
this pligs in between the radio and the car. I couldn't get it to work for what i wanted, to add a camera i could see while drivivng down the road.or to watch my tv anytime, not just while in park.
1139406
you have to plug it in to the back of the radio unit..Its has wires long enough to reach the glove box and is advantageous ,so you can update unit without unhooking it from back of the radio every time
614075
Sorry, not sure about this car. You can look for this port under the dash(close to steering wheel). Sometimes this port can be in plane view & sometimes its out of sight. This device is VERY easy to install. There is a faint LED light at the end of this device. I used a piece of black tape to cover & it was not noticable.
988056
It has to be plugged in.The typical use case is to be plugged into a USB port in your car.
31409
It just plugs in. I keep my iPod in the cup holder between the seats and the wire hangs down the side of the console. FYI, after you turn the ignition off, you have to then turn your iPod off or its battery will drain.
332337
The head unit should have a power wire specifically for a back up camera at the head unit just splice the red wire to that and the video on the head uint should also have a dedicated back up camera input i spliced the power wire near the camera itself into my driverside reverse light lucky for me toyota arent duches and the power wire was accualy red unlike some older model fords i have worked on where any wire can be any color if you take off your tail light and look at the wire you can see which.one you need to splice the power for the camera to. I hope this helped let me know.
978314
I had to plug it into a socket. Kinda lame. Defeates the whole hidden camera aspect of the device. it has a step down transformer in the plug. Like a calculator or a set of desktop speakers.hope that helps you
2179369
Since this is a hard wired device, it has to be have a wire from the camera to a display monitor in the car. You can do it yourself, or ask your mechanic.
1917280
Yes, you need to have some kind of screen in the car capable of taking the camera input. This could be built-in/nav screen or a third-party add on (e.g., DVD) screen.
1948269
This actually has nothing to do with your car. This is a stand-alone 'spy' camera that is in a case that looks like a car remote. So you can put it on your key-chain and use it to record video without it looking like you have a camera. I don't use mine for that - I actually just wanted a very small video camera to put on a remote control helicopter. I removed the insides from the car remote case and velco'ed them to my helicopter. It takes reasonable video and is very small/light.
1353378
You can mount it anywhere you want, You will need a path to run the wiring from the monitor to the camera. Power needs to be provided under the dash or under the hood. The power is provided to camera through the cabling coming from the monitor.
844915
Much like a GPS unit, you can use the suction cup mount to attach it to the dash. I'm not sure if this unit comes with it, but most GPS units come with a small, plastic piece that adheres to your dash. That's where the suction cup attaches. With that said, I'm not sure how well it will work on the dash. My camera is mounted to the windshield and I'm not sure if it would record very well mounted to the dash.
2002401
No it doesnt plug into the steering wheel, instead u attach it to the wheel and it sends a signal to ur headunit via IR.
1007493
Not sure, depends on your auto. I used the ac plug in my 14 Silverado, and the camera starts when I turn my truck on, and shuts down when I turn my truck off. Tucked the USB wire that I bought on eBay (about 12' long) tucked under headliner under the rubber door seal and under the dash to the AC outlet. Vehicles are getting very complicated to add accessories to these days.
1648698
You do not need to remove the steering wheel cover to drive. The manufacture just suggests that you unplug it to avoid getting the wires tangled around your steering column.
1760585
Yes, it does need to be plugged in at all times, however, lukas sell a batery pack that can keep your camera running for 10 hours, you can use your 12v in your car or hardwire which is pretty simple anyone can do it, I have to say that my lukas 7900 is the best gadget I have in my car, no doubt about that, it has awesome image, gps, very durable, I left in the rain and still works, no regrets... good luck.
630704
I mounted the control box behind the tail light assembly in a 2006 Ford Ranger and had plenty of cord to run the camera around the windshield and up front for easy viewing. There is plenty of cable. Just be sure to mount the sensors level so they wont trigger on curbs etc.
2141279
The microphone is a separate piece of hardware that plugs into the radio, and comes with a sufficiently long cord that you should be able to run it under the dash to any location you want in your vehicle. I personally purchased a 2-DIN cabinet for my car that has a cubby in the second spot, and ran my microphone into it - this puts it central in the dash so it can pick up either the driver or passenger easily.