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TECHNICAL: Backup Camera Installation (continued from page 5)<br />
1. The remote switch black ground<br />
wires (for some reason there are<br />
two) <strong>and</strong> the camera black ground<br />
were crimped into an eyelet fitting<br />
<strong>and</strong> it is screwed to the light<br />
bracket ground.<br />
2. The remote switch red wire (its<br />
power wire) <strong>and</strong> the existing<br />
license plate light wire (the power<br />
source) were crimped together to<br />
a connector for the license plate<br />
light bulb holder.<br />
3. The remote switch white wire (the<br />
switched wire) was connected to<br />
the camera red wire (its power<br />
wire) with a wire nut.<br />
The remote switch is the barely visible black<br />
box at the bottom end on the labeled wires. It<br />
is smaller than a cigarette pack. The blue wire<br />
<strong>of</strong> the remote switch is the antenna.<br />
Once the connections described above are<br />
made, the switch can be placed in between the<br />
inner <strong>and</strong> outer trunk lid. I didn’t see the need to fasten it as it snuggled down into where the inner<br />
<strong>and</strong> outer trunk lids came together.<br />
Here’s a link to the switch I used:<br />
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1011/bus-68/Logisys_1...=G24G2o4n&mv_pc=1577<br />
Tom Wright<br />
<strong>September</strong>-<strong>October</strong> 2007<br />
Finis<br />
Page 7 Volume 35 Issue 5<br />
Photos by Tom Wright<br />
Natl Meet Photos by Rob Webb
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