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Where did you find this diagram? I am trying to determine which of the two connectors contains the backup camera circuit. I need to let the manufacturer of my slide-in truck camper know so they can order the correct replacement camera/wire harness and properly relocate it during installation of the camper. Is it the smaller or larger connector?
You TC, you do remove the tailgate? If so then the kit you order comes with the setup for the connection IF you get the Ford Customer Installed Camera, $375 msrp, $290 street. I strongly recommend this: I mounted the Ford Camera on the back of my TC and ran the cable inside the wall and out the bottom. This is where you plug in the camera Ford Camera kit, $288, from a Ford Dealer in Houston
You TC, you do remove the tailgate? If so then the kit you order comes with the setup for the connection IF you get the Ford Customer Installed Camera, $375 msrp, $290 street. I strongly recommend this: I mounted the Ford Camera on the back of my TC and ran the cable inside the wall and out the bottom.
Yes, the tailgate will be removed. This information is very helpful - thanks!
You TC, you do remove the tailgate? If so then the kit you order comes with the setup for the connection IF you get the Ford Customer Installed Camera, $375 msrp, $290 street. I strongly recommend this: I mounted the Ford Camera on the back of my TC and ran the cable inside the wall and out the bottom. This is where you plug in the camera Ford Camera kit, $288, from a Ford Dealer in Houston
I looked into this and was just trying to get the camera and cable and plug it into the bed prior to loading the camper. Ford is proud of it and I get different numbers for parts from all the dealers. Looks like a triple slide too must be an F450. Well done my friend. I am hoping someone comes out with a quick release for the plugs that mounts over the flush hole in the back so I can quit crawling under to disconnect. I made mine even more difficult by installing the Torklift Magnum so the wires are really tight and at an awkward angle.
I looked into this and was just trying to get the camera and cable and plug it into the bed prior to loading the camper. Ford is proud of it and I get different numbers for parts from all the dealers. Looks like a triple slide too must be an F450. Well done my friend. I am hoping someone comes out with a quick release for the plugs that mounts over the flush hole in the back so I can quit crawling under to disconnect. I made mine even more difficult by installing the Torklift Magnum so the wires are really tight and at an awkward angle.
Thank you and sounds like you got it under control. I prob dig out the part number of my unit if needed. YES its a F 450...a word on F 450's: I am on my 6th Superduty, all have been F 350's and all great trucks BUT I I knew then 2010 what I know now I would have NEVER bought a F 350. The difference is so great and at such a low cost unless you are driving a truck for the simple reason its a truck and you need something that can work the
F 450 is for you.
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