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Has anyone bought the accessory trailer camera that is sold by GM?  If so where does it plug in?  I watched a Youtube video that seems to show it plugged into the rear bumper but mine does not have a plug for it.  I have an AT4 with the trailer camera package.  Does the camera come with a new plug that needs to be installed?  Thanks.  

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I use it on the rear of the snowmobile trailer 28 foot

Plenty of cable it’s great to be able to see behind the trailer

 

 No it does not come with a plug

This is A picture of my trailer connector on the at4 with trailer camera package

 

 Did you also receive the trailer tire pressure monitors

I still have to install 4 tpm in trailer tires

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So that is what is confusing me.  I don't have that plug configuration.  Did you have to purchase your camera or did it come with the truck?  

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My window sticker says the same thing you may want to check with your dealer

Did you receive the tire pressure monitors

 

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Yes, they are in the center console.  So your truck had the trailer connector in the picture already installed?

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On 4/2/2019 at 5:17 PM, Opiedeegs said:

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I use it on the rear of the snowmobile trailer 28 foot

Plenty of cable it’s great to be able to see behind the trailer

 

 No it does not come with a plug

This is A picture of my trailer connector on the at4 with trailer camera package

 

 Did you also receive the trailer tire pressure monitors

I still have to install 4 tpm in trailer tires

Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

 

 

 

Do you have a pic of the camera itself? How much was it? 

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Dennis, thanks again for your help!  With your information I was able to find a truck at the Dealer that had the correct trailer connector.  The sales person was skeptical even though my truck and his truck was equipped exactly the same.  So I went to the Service department and they contacted the Factory.  The Factory said that it must have left the Factory with the wrong trailer connector so they sent out the correct one.  It was installed today!

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