2008 - 2012 Honda Accord Backup Camera Install

[@ProvoBeastAudio]

Parts used linked in the description of the video!

[@georgelaw1504]

Wow that's a really good clean install on an 8th gen Accord

[@IB62846]

Always great videos 👍

[@dinowarrior2167]

Actually depending on the camera you can remove one of the plastic tread gromet and fish the wire through there. I used a green yi camera that could detach into two parts allowing me not to drill into the trunk.

[@garkaev6250]

Thanks for the video, good video, but you don't have to drill a hole. Next to your hole there is a plastic valve, a self-tapping screw, you can unscrew it and run the wire there.

[@Turtisland]

What are those holes even for originally?

[@garkaev6250]

@Turtisland I don't know

[@caylah509]

How much would you say this install would cost?

[@MSWABMS]

Curious how did he run it from the driver seat to inside the holster radio

[@Frontesque]

how did you run the video cable from the trunk to the back of the cab? You just cut to it being pulled through by the back seat. I can't figure this out for the life of me

[@empmagde4999]

Question can the modern 2017 stereo without the touch screen be compatible with a 2012 accord/crosstour like if someone didn’t like old buttons stereo lol

[@unresttproductions1805]

my 2008 Honda accord has a back up camera can i just connect it to my new radio

[@kencai6803]

Wait I thought the model with the factory Navi system had its own backup camera

[@ProvoBeastAudio]

Depends on the year, some do!

[@politikopinoysaamerica]

you should use a splice connector, just saying.

[@ProvoBeastAudio]

you mean a scotchlok connector? Those cause all kinds of issues if used incorrectly.