Is there a switch or connector on this so my Backup Lights still work in Reverse?
1839838
No electrical connections on this one. My 727 Trans has a neutral safety switch built in that works when it's in neutral.
1839839
There is not a switch for reverse lights, however if you are doing your own work, you can rig up a switch opposite to the neutral safety switch.
1839840
My switch is on trans my rev. Lights still work fine an the shifter works great. Easy to install in my 93 ford club wagon van
345231
I don't think so. You can have it powered to come on with your reverse lights, or have it powered with the ignition.
2284215
no the fog lights would not make good back up lights ,they are for fog not reverse lights
2020012
The green wire goes to the wire that supplies voltage to your backup lights. You need a wiring diagram of you vehicle or find the wire supplying 12 volts to the backup lights. When you put vehicle in reverse the monitor will come out of sleep mode and display the camera. Mine is wire red 12v switch on. Black to ground. Green to backup wire hot in reverse. Camera is on V2 input. This way it turns on only when in reverse and you can still touch the power button and monitor works both ways. Hope this helps
2057957
Seller, please add a picture of the reverse side so connector details are visible.
2066219
Yes, has to be wired into your tail lights backup light to work, separate wire for hookup.
421143
you connect the + plus side to your back up lights wiring cable you haft to find the 2 wires going to back up lights .Take back brake leinze or unit off to see the 2 wires going to back up light . one wire will be hot (voltage) when you put car in reverse .The other wire will be ground. the car chassis is ground so the screw you put in to the back up alarm and mount to frame will ground the unit. so all you need is the hot wire connection on light. so you may need a volt meter to measure witch wire is hot when in reverse hope this helps you .
1938620
It didn't matter whick way I plugged the light in. it will still work. They must have put in diodes to allow reverse polarity. If it didn't work one way turn it around. I have had LED lights that would not work if they were backwards. These didn't have any problems.
71359
perhaps u connected to the rear running lights rather than the rear back up lights
328616
yes, it has a solenoid bypass. hook to your back-up lights on 7-pin connector
150326
This is kind of difficult to connect as you need to identify the wire which send current to the reverse lights and connect it to that.... For every vehicle it's different hence I would suggest you get a technician to sort that out for you
1539161
id say it depends on the vehicle youre putting it on. but most use the splice that crimps the wire to the side of the existing wire to reverse lights. kinda like a vampire tap..
873362
You use the existing reverse light bulb, as for the brake lights they're already in the fixture you'll just have to take the bulb out of the old and you'll plug right into there, it's very simple
1245660
The reverse switch is under the upper housing - above the light. Just slide the housing up and the switch is there.
1735626
I let my mechanic do it for me; apparently it's easy to do and doesn't take very long, first find where the two wires for the rear lights come from the plug and then just connect the two LED's to them in the plug itself, if you're not quite sure what to do just go to your local garage and they'll sort it for you, it won't cost you much, I hope this helps.
2112789
You wire into the reverse light wire so when you put it in reverse it gets powered up
841851
You need to splice the "white" wire to your back-up light hot wire. Easy to do.