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My VIN and build sheet says this truck had a front camera. I have found a plug but no idea where or how said camera is mounted. Anyone else have any pics and why you even need a camera in the front?

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Look up at your rear view mirror. Is there a black square around it?


parking assist

 

 

Park assist has sensors in the front bumper. Doesn't use the camera.

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Look up at your rear view mirror. Is there a black square around it?

 

 

 

Park assist has sensors in the front bumper. Doesn't use the camera.

Yea it doesn't so I'm guessing it didn't. I don't have parking assist or backup cam. I have the projection icon on the infotainment screen. It says nothing hooked up.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Yea it doesn't so I'm guessing it didn't. I don't have parking assist or backup cam. I have the projection icon on the infotainment screen. It says nothing hooked up.

 

 

Projection is for Apple CarPlay/Android Auto.

 

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The "Projection" icon is for Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.

 

The front camera is for Lane Keep Assist / Forward Collision Alert you would have the switch under the radio and on the steering wheel and the camera is located next to the mirror, I say camera is the loose term as you can't see what it can see, only the computer can.4b3c9d908f1ef9956f9e00497becd911.jpg87170ff3c11fcc8a39b1b2258dc4c435.jpg

 

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The "Projection" icon is for Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.

The front camera is for Lane Keep Assist / Forward Collision Alert you would have the switch under the radio and on the steering wheel and the camera is located next to the mirror, I say camera is the loose term as you can't see what it can see, only the computer can.4b3c9d908f1ef9956f9e00497becd911.jpg87170ff3c11fcc8a39b1b2258dc4c435.jpg

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Right on the money, I was getting ready to post and you beat me to it. I really like the way the seat vibrates on the side you are drifting on, I have an audible alarm for drifting lanes on my Mazda, the vibrating seat is much better. Also the collision alert, red lights flashing on your windshield really gets your attention and the brakes are ready to go, pretty slick.

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Right on the money, I was getting ready to post and you beat me to it. I really like the way the seat vibrates on the side you are drifting on, I have an audible alarm for drifting lanes on my Mazda, the vibrating seat is much better. Also the collision alert, red lights flashing on your windshield really gets your attention and the brakes are ready to go, pretty slick.

 

it's pretty sweet how it stiffens up the brakes. awesome feature

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I wore out my new battery the first weekend, I liked the seat vibration so much...

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