Mine looks very similar. Coming off am aftermarket stereo I have a wire FCCD front camera control direct. Do you still have to power the camera, as the stereo indicates when you switch to front camera on the device, it then turns on rather than being on constantly
You don't have to use the ground wire, the video cable provides a ground for the cammera, I didn't believe it at first but after seeing someone do it I tried it and it works. Figured I would share that info.
In many cases this is true. However not all cameras tie the video return to ground. But even if they do, doing so can create a "ground loop" that introduces electrical noise into the video signal. Just because something might work, doesn't mean it's the best approach. Best practice is always to ground power and video separately and tie to a source as close as possible to the device being grounded.
The FRAC Harness provides a power wire that is connected to the red wire in the video cable. Check out www.FRACharness.com for more details and a link to order the FRAC Harness.
@@atl7720 Got the Lexus camera for cheap off eBay but never installed. If I remember right it's just like installing a backup cam. I couldn't decide on a new stereo deck with extra aux or a separate screen for front cam. So never got around to it sadly
It connects to the camera power wire provided as part of the FRAC Harness. Check out www.FRACharness.com/pages/installation-help for detailed instructions.
i don't understand why people disliked this. he explained everything which i understood. good video man!
Glad the video helped you. Thanks for the comment.
dude is on point clear and precise
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Thanks,with your explanation I did the wiring myself successfully 2014 tundra front camera
Glad it helped you.
Mine looks very similar. Coming off am aftermarket stereo I have a wire FCCD front camera control direct. Do you still have to power the camera, as the stereo indicates when you switch to front camera on the device, it then turns on rather than being on constantly
You don't have to use the ground wire, the video cable provides a ground for the cammera, I didn't believe it at first but after seeing someone do it I tried it and it works. Figured I would share that info.
In many cases this is true. However not all cameras tie the video return to ground. But even if they do, doing so can create a "ground loop" that introduces electrical noise into the video signal. Just because something might work, doesn't mean it's the best approach. Best practice is always to ground power and video separately and tie to a source as close as possible to the device being grounded.
Installing?!!!! You installed them?
Bro I live in Pakistan where could I find this camera for my Toyota Corolla
Where does red wire plug into after connected female plug? Yellow Plug into the unit
The FRAC Harness provides a power wire that is connected to the red wire in the video cable. Check out www.FRACharness.com for more details and a link to order the FRAC Harness.
Thanks for the video, I'm thinking this will work on my 2008 tacoma.
Did it end up working? I'm trying to do it on my 09 Tacoma
@@atl7720 Got the Lexus camera for cheap off eBay but never installed. If I remember right it's just like installing a backup cam. I couldn't decide on a new stereo deck with extra aux or a separate screen for front cam. So never got around to it sadly
That last crimping red wire goes to where sir?
It connects to the camera power wire provided as part of the FRAC Harness. Check out www.FRACharness.com/pages/installation-help for detailed instructions.
Cool thanks. I see lots of people with a switch. Is that necessary
I think it because its difficult to get it to turn on when you need it rather than being on constantly
@@richardfisher8460 4 years later haha
@@Churchtattoo better later than never 😂
Any suggestions about the rav4 more like the 2015 XLE
Will this harness work for 2010 land cruiser?
No this is applicable to 2014+ vehicles
Nice cup! Lol