Bulldog5454

I somehow lucked into a 2022 Denali HD this June and it came with the camera. I also bought a new travel trailer (that was the point of buying the new truck ). I read through all these posts and combined a few of the pointers. My new trailer is 38 ft, and I didn’t think I really needed the transparent view. So following another post, I used the pre-installed Furion camera mount. I just took off the 2 lower screws holding the shroud to the plate (not the plate you take off to install the camera but the Batman looking thing) and stuck the “T” looking appendage of the camera bracket up into the shroud and then tightened it down. I gave it a couple of good tugs and it was pretty secure, but following another tip on this thread I also used the 3M automotive mounding tape to hold it on. It’s very secure, this thing should never go anywhere. I moved it down about 3 clicks so instead of 35% I think it’s sitting around 20% but not sure. I then went up to the top under the gutter and then down the side underneath. In the rear of the trailer, I was able to get the cable to set inside the frame, and I used 3 or 4 of the provided brackets to hold it in place. Once I got to the axles, I just zip tied it to the electrical harness wires and followed it all the way to the front. I mainly wanted this to help backing in. Installed this while I was on my first trip with the camper and it cut the time I backing into my storage lot in half. See pictures below.