how long is the monitor wire and do I need an extention cable for 2003 blazer?
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Hello, The Smart Hitch Camera does come with wiring sufficient for the Blazer however it is not a direct plug-in. For your model, you will need to splice into the backup wire as there is not a direct plug. I hope this helps!
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Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
1667443
Hello,The Smart Hitch Camera does come with wiring sufficient for the Blazer however it is not a direct plug-in. For your model, you will need to splice into the backup wire as there is not a direct plug.I hope this helps!
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Usually there is enough room between the hood and fender for the cable. Then find a hole through the firewall where some other cable, etc. comes through. It will have some sort of rubber plug or boot. Cut a slit in the rubber and feed the cable through. Be sure to secure the cable in as many places as you can with nylon ties. Good luck. TW
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Approximately 7 inches, however, there usually is additional wire stuffed in the conduit wire. Mold of the vehicle...I own a 2014 Explorer.Hope this helps.
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Not sure if your referring to quality or length of cable, the cable is quite long I ran it under the truck up to the engine bay then through the firewall and had about 3' or 4' left over. Quality wise I haven't had an issue but I've only had it installed for about a week...
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I used my own wire for the outside door bell intercom. The larger monitor is a plug in and it isn't very long. I spliced all of my stuff to make things work. I ran my wire over 50' from outside inside the walls.
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Maybe 6 to 8 inches. I didn't need to extend my wires I just needed to get the correct connectors.
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depending the distance between the dashboard and the placement of the transducer, you will need extra cable
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The wires are long. You will have to purchase the 6ft downrod as it comes with a 4in one.
150456
probaly the control unit is bad. if you have a blazer the contol unit is located on the right side kick panel by your feet. i had one that was correded from water leaking into it. good luck Kevin
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The IR receiver cabel that comes with the kit is 6 feet long. You can by a 25 feet extension. Thisis what I did and it works perfectly.
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Sorry, I have no idea of the exact length. I do know it's really long. Should be no problem for a normal install.
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About 18 inches long. If you need to spread them out a bit, a simple extention cable will work.
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I dont remember how long the cable is, but it is a long one. Probably 8 feet is about right. From what I understand, the motorsports version includes a much shorter cable. I routed my O2 sensor cable through the floor of my car just below the instrument panel and was only a foot or so from the gauge pigtail. I could have gotten by with a 2 foot or less cable from Sensor to Gauge. So, I have a big coil of wire behind my dash.
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The cable is six feet long, plenty long enough if you need to run to the outside or mount on the windshield. I just left mine bundled up the way it came and let it lay behind the GPS on the dashboard. Works great.
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I believe there is a kit for your Blazer that allows for the install of a single DIN radio.
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The unit comes with mounting bracket, cheap screws (would recommend using better ones from hardware store.) monitor with approx 12" of cable. You will need an av cable. Depending on vehicle 12 ft is what I used. Has two video in connectors. Av1 has audio av2 does not have audio. So I hooked up external DVD player to av 1 and the in dash DVD player to av2 so I could play sound through the stereo. Has three wire hook up for power. 12v source, ignition and ground. You will need extra wire although I found my 12v and ground at the dome light. But had to run ignition back to the stereo.
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I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should... » Read More I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. « Show Less