what do I have to buy for the back up camera to work on a 2006 scion tc?
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You don't have to buy anything. The same video connection and power connection that you use with the stock stereo, you will use with the aftermarket stereo. I am using mine with my truck and it works perfect.
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If your Scion already has a stereo that is capable for a rear camera, than any rear camera that will work. Please check your specs on your stereo. If stereo is factory and depending on year ( rear camera was not popular, common or a add on) you will need to buy a new stereo and camera and have it installed together.
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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.
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Hi Xheli, yes it will work on your car and I do not believe you will need anything else since I was able to install it on a 2013 Scion TC and I did not have to buy anything extra. Here is a link where you can find more information on how to install it on your car. http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx Hope this will help :)
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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.
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You'll need radio gear, battery and charger. I would buy the ball bearing set too as it's cheap and the plastic ones aren't worth the hassle. Great van, lots of fun and quick shipping
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You would need to purchase a custom kit for your vehicle in order to fit and cameras need to be purchased separately, they usually run about 20 to 30 bucks... Hope this helped.
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It depends on the head unit. If it is an rns/rcd 315 or rns510 it should just plug right in to the back of the unit. I am not positive but I believe that the beetle comes with a rcd300 head unit so it wouldnt have the proper connection for the camera.
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Common way to wire this for RV's is to connect the hot wire and ground for the camera to the nearest marker light. Then just turn the parking/running lights on on your tow vehicle and camera will be on. Otherwise, you can wire it to the hot wire for the rear backup light so it comes on automatically when you shift into reverse. Monitor has its own on/off switch.
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What ever backup camera you get should fit. My problem is that it would not fit over any GM vehicle that was equipped with Onstar system. As long as you have the RCA wires on the camera alone it should work fine.
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your vehicle has to have a gps. the kit only comes with a plug and play back up camera.
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We have a 2004 Scion and it worked fine. You have to download an app for your smartphone to read it.
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The rear camera is wired to the front with a very long, fairly small diameter coax cable. I found it simple to route to the rear by following the edge of the roof liner and tucking it around the pillars. The hardest part was finding a place for the excess cable to hide.
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The kit comes with everything needed for installation. The only thing you need is a method to connect the power cable for the camera to your backup light.
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Yes there will be a cable and and a power signal from the camera to the head unit Also you will have to power supply from your reverse or b a k up lights to turn on the camera All of this should be included in the kit except for maybe a few but connectors
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Personally, any name brand car-back-up cam will do. So if you like brands like Sony, JVC, Panasonic, Kenwood, Alpine, etc. just read up on reviews and look for the best price. Don't worry too much about "video" quality. The video screens on cars usually are not HD and from what I remember, none of the back-up cams are in HD either. Hope that helps!
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The following instruction is for connecting the monitor to a backup camera: -Step1: Connect the Blue wire (trigger) and Red wire (Hot) together, and then connect them to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step2: Connect V1 wire (Video Input) to the Video Output wire of the backup camera. -Step3: Connect the Black wire (ground) to the Ground wire (or car frame). -Step4: Connect the camera's Hot wire to the Hot wire of the backup light. -Step5: Connect the camera's Ground wire to the car's Ground wire (or car frame). Operation: -When your car is in Reverse: the monitor and the camera are powered up by the car's backup light Hot wire. Note that it will take couple seconds for the monitor to show the image from the backup camera. You may also hear a Beep from the monitor. -When the car is Not in Reverse: both monitor and camera are shut down. Good Luck.
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The best place to check for fit is Crutchfield's website. You may need an additional cover plate/mounting bracket, they usually cost around $12. As for the back-up camera, if you already have one installed, the lead for that should plug directly into the back of the AVIC-5000NEX. If you don't already have one, I recommend the Eskye backup camera. It doesn't cost alot, but it has alot of features, and is direct plug-in for the avic.