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We have a simple solution that just about anyone with basic mechanical skills can install. It comes with a factory GM camera, extension cable, and a small fully adjustable bracket assembly that allows you to attach the camera onto the third brake light of your topper. Check it out here: https://www.camerasource.com/factory-digital-mirror-camera-relocation-housing-kit-for-2019-2023-gm-trucks We have a universal style kit that can be mounted on any flat surface, i.e. doesn't require a third brake light for mounting. This model will be great for people with drop in campers etc. https://www.camerasource.com/factory-digital-mirror-camera-universal-relocation-kit-for-2019-23-gm-trucks-camera-included?q=cs-3gm If you have questions please call 888-844-9763 as we do not frequently monitor private messages on this forum!

We have plug and play connectors that will do this for you without having to splice anything on your late 2009 to 2013 GM truck. You can either split the signal between your mirror and navigation radio or simply move it so it only displays on the radio, both are different part numbers. Here's the breakdown: Move the signal is part number CS-GMMBH-CONV. If you have a power sliding rear window get the one with -p on the end of the part number. Split the signal is part number CS-GMMBH-SPLT. Same thing about the power slider applies since it's a different harness get the -p version. https://camera-source.com/products/accessories/wiring-kits?utm_source=GMTRUCKS&utm_medium=forum&utm_campaign=convert-from-mirror-to-nav This harness is only currently available for trucks, not SUV's. Essentially this pigtail bridges the factory connectors with an RCA input so that you can easily connect an RCA into the factory mirror harness to grab the video feed. You then take an RCA cable and connect one end to this pigtail harness and the other end to your navigation unit backup camera input. Thanks and don't hesitate to give us a call if you have questions! Regards, camera-source.com 888-844-9763