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Have the WB G900 Tripro in my wife's 23 Bronco and would like to add one to my RR, but has anyone got a fix for mounting like a stock mirror vs the rubber straps around the OG mirror?
I like this idea....right now I have the 'In Cabin' camera double-sided taped to the rear window facing backwards as my rear view camera view. I even cut a hole in my dark tint and the camera view still goes into a black out view then regular view then black out view (back and forth) at night or when raining so I need to use the other camera outside the truck somewhere to work properly.

What path did you take for running the wiring to the rear tailgate handle?
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I like this idea....right now I have the 'In Cabin' camera double-sided taped to the rear window facing backwards as my rear view camera view. I even cut a hole in my dark tint and the camera view still goes into a black out view then regular view then black out view (back and forth) at night or when raining so I need to use the other camera outside the truck somewhere to work properly.

What path did you take for running the wiring to the rear tailgate handle?
Think.you quoted wrong person as i have not installed the WB into my RR yet. But I did like the camera by the handle.
 

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I mounted mine centred in the tailgate handle… gives me a raised and unobstructed view of what’s behind me compared to plate or lower level mounting, and looks factory (to a point). Has never got in the way, and as I have a load lid with bike racks on it, I never lose the view when the bikes are on.
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I like this idea....right now I have the 'In Cabin' camera double-sided taped to the rear window facing backwards as my rear view camera view. I even cut a hole in my dark tint and the camera view still goes into a black out view then regular view then black out view (back and forth) at night or when raining so I need to use the other camera outside the truck somewhere to work properly.

What path did you take for running the wiring to the rear tailgate handle?
 

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I like this idea....right now I have the 'In Cabin' camera double-sided taped to the rear window facing backwards as my rear view camera view. I even cut a hole in my dark tint and the camera view still goes into a black out view then regular view then black out view (back and forth) at night or when raining so I need to use the other camera outside the truck somewhere to work properly.

What path did you take for running the wiring to the rear tailgate handle?
After removing the tailgate skin (simple removal with a handful of screws), I ran the camera wire inside the tailgate, then over to the rear left side of the tub. Up and over the rear left axle, and then I followed the main wiring loom on that side that runs along the left side underneath the car all the way to the front. Then I went through the LHS main grommet in the firewall and up to the top of the windscreen. I had to buy a longer camera wire as the one that comes in the pack is just a little too short (my estimate). If you came in through the back seat grommet between the cabin and the tub, you could probably use the stock wire, but I don’t want to pull the whole back seat out to do it, and the extended wire was quite inexpensive. I hope that helps.
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