old-chevy-dude

amusing thread.. my mom had the shop disconnect the chime in her 1994 Ford Taurus and she manages to kill her battery at least twice a month from leaving either the headlights or the interior lights on, because there is no chime to remind her.. now given never vehicles have a 20 min battery saver time out on this stuff.. but it's still an amusing thread to me.. I know mine chimes, but frankly i tune it out.. doesn't bother me..

Yours is easier. You can get to the camera signals on one of the connectors to your Nav unit. How you do it is up to you. This comes from documentation for the PAC OS4 and is the wire side view of an adaptor that plugs into/onto the brown connector after is pulled from the Nav HU. interesting.. I know all the guys @ PAC, I've beta tested multiple units for them over the years, from GM to Chrysler to Toyota... I'll give Sam over at PAC a call and see if he can make me an inline connector to intercept and re-route the signal (maintaining an OEM connection without cutting wires).

i'd like to know as well.. but because I want to go the other direction.. backup camera in the nav screen to me is pointless, I don't look down at my radio when backing up, I spin my ass around and use the rear window and my outside mirrors for the corners, the only help the camera is to me is it allows me to see the tip of the rear bumper so I know how close i am to climbing my truck up the hood of the honda civic behind me. in the rearview mirror would make more sense to me, because I use it, I don't look down at the nav screen..