DIY: PCM3.1 XG-CAM Backup camera utilizing a wireless transmitter
#1
DIY: PCM3.1 XG-CAM Backup camera utilizing a wireless transmitter
I was wondering what you guys think about using a wireless transmitter to install with a NAVTV PCM3.1 XG-CAM back camera? I seen threads about installing aftermarket backup cameras, but not one with a wireless transmitter. This will alleviate the need to run wires from the PCM to the back of the car, but i'm worried about the stability of the picture due to interference since it is wireless. The transmitter I was looking at is below:
Thanks All!
Thanks All!
#2
I personally don't consider running the wire from the back of the car to the front the hard part of this DIY (I am getting ready to pull the trigger on this mod myself). It's pulling the PCM out, integrating the piggy back harness, etc. that has me most worried and with a wireless transmitter you'd still need to deal with that. Also, what about power for the camera and transmitter? Batteries you have to change out periodically?
#3
I personally don't consider running the wire from the back of the car to the front the hard part of this DIY (I am getting ready to pull the trigger on this mod myself). It's pulling the PCM out, integrating the piggy back harness, etc. that has me most worried and with a wireless transmitter you'd still need to deal with that. Also, what about power for the camera and transmitter? Batteries you have to change out periodically?
#4
I was going to draw power from the backup lights like some people have done, but with different types of vehicles. I was thinking the hardest part was removing carpet or lining to draw the wires through from the PCM to the tail lights then to the license plate bumper area.
http://plenums.blogspot.com/2014/12/...rear-view.html
Seems like other than the rear corner of the car, running the cable to the front is pretty easy. The exterior parts (tail lights and bumper) is standard stuff we have to do just to change the engine air filters, so that part is easy.
#6
I'm assuming you've come across Plenum's DIY, but just in case you haven't:
http://plenums.blogspot.com/2014/12/...rear-view.html
Seems like other than the rear corner of the car, running the cable to the front is pretty easy. The exterior parts (tail lights and bumper) is standard stuff we have to do just to change the engine air filters, so that part is easy.
http://plenums.blogspot.com/2014/12/...rear-view.html
Seems like other than the rear corner of the car, running the cable to the front is pretty easy. The exterior parts (tail lights and bumper) is standard stuff we have to do just to change the engine air filters, so that part is easy.
https://www.maxspeed-motorsports.com...ERSION__2.html