I have a 2011 toyota tacoma... will this camera fit in the tail gate latch where a back up camera is suppose to be mounted?
1939514
Yes definitely, you may need to drill a hole and screw down the camera but yes, its an awesome camera and shows extremely clearly
1939515
It should...but there's only one way to know for sure = buy it and return it if it doesn't.
964738
As long as you have reverse lights on your vehicle it works fine. I back my truck into my building and they light the area up and the camera shows the space very well and the alarm is very accurate.
1101547
that is a great question however I do not have an answer for you. I apologize. My camera is mounted in a Super Duty truck and I used the bracket that came with the kit about it to the dashboard.
1871015
It will fit, yes. But there is no hole in the back for rear camera. You'd have to flip it out.
2277367
I installed the wireless backup camera on my pickup truck and I do have a very good connection from the camera to the receiver (mounted on the left hand driver side).In my experience using this unit, I would say that this will work just fine with the travel trailer.
1523081
Yes it will!! I have a 2013 with a back up camera as well. Just make sure the listing states it is for the back up camera style FJ.
34106
We had the same problem. We had it mounted to the back license plate. We emailed the company and they sent a new one. The issue is the camera is not sealed for protection from the weather. We installed the newer one inside the vehicle (above our lift gate). It doesn't work as well; but it does work because it is away from the weather. Would not have purchased again. We would have bought a better brand model that was "sealed".
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.
741918
It depends on what type of stereo system your vehicle currently has. I would recommend visiting the crutchfield website to determine what stereos your vehicle can accepts. With that said, this unit is standard double-din dimensions and should fit most double-din openings. I am uncertain as to if your stock back-up camera will work. This unit uses a standard VGA input. You may have to cut and splice wires or look for an adapter to make it work. Again, I would highly recommend checking with the people at Crutchfield to determine your specific needs.
652136
It sticks back about 6-1/2" from the end on the receiver, with the top of the step level with half-way up the receiver opening, and the bottom about level with the bottom of the receiver opening. It is 18" wide, which means it sticks sideways from the receiver center-line about 9". If your vehicle sensors and camera are above or outside those dimensions, then you should be able to use it.
175825
I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I... » Read More I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. « Show Less
1688495
Don't know if it will fit the car but it will work with most back up cameras. The face plate and harness will have to be purchased separately and bought specific to the vehicle. Hope this helps
1860902
I put the Pop & Lock W/camera on my 2010 Tacoma short bed and it fit fine. That may help if you can find out if it's the same tail gate handle on the 2013.
2001533
Itf the rear camera is factory then yes it will work, if its on that mounts to the plate then no it wont being that the mount for the bumper guard mounts to the plate directly
124887
I installed mine on a 2013 dodge 2500 diesel. It's holding up well though I didn't use the self tapping screws provided I drilled and tapped in 4 1/4 in bolts. If you have a back up camera in your tailgate handle be carefully where you drill, you don't want to hit the cables running to the camera. Yes you need the ground for bottom support. And if I remember right the overall length to the ground was 42 in. So on flat level ground it should be fine.
2015500
As far as I know, this is for the Toyota tailgate that already has a camera. Maybe You'll need to buy OEM from Toyota
652134
Short answer: Yes, you can use it with your back-up camera and sensors. I have it on my 2012 Ford Expedition. The Camera is over the license plate and my sensors are on the bumper. Not affected by the presence of the hitch step. In fact the camera shows the step and gives me a good view of how close I am to something.