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Since the #84876818 invisible trailer camera is on back order for who knows how long has anyone found an alternative that works? 2020 GMC Denali HD

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I would check this out to see if you can make your own.... 

 

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On ‎6‎/‎4‎/‎2020 at 11:41 AM, Chevy350Z said:

Since the #84876818 invisible trailer camera is on back order for who knows how long has anyone found an alternative that works? 2020 GMC Denali HD

Thank you

I have checked alternative part numbers (84580657 for one) and they all are the same part that is on backorder.  I'm like you, have a new truck with technology capabilities that I cannot use.  Been pulling my 5th wheel and sure do want my camera!  I ordered mine in January!

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Hi All,

 

I have one of these 84580657 that I used for a couple of months on my 2020 Denali HD 2500 that I can get rid of.  Ill sell for $285 plus shipping which would be a large flat rate box (if I can get it to fit) which is $21.10.  You would need to buy the mounting clips and zip ties as they went with the trailer. 

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Hi All,
 
I have one of these 84580657 that I used for a couple of months on my 2020 Denali HD 2500 that I can get rid of.  Ill sell for $285 plus shipping which would be a large flat rate box (if I can get it to fit) which is $21.10.  You would need to buy the mounting clips and zip ties as they went with the trailer. 
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I’m interested


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10 hours ago, hkyfsh said:

Hi All,

 

I have one of these 84580657 that I used for a couple of months on my 2020 Denali HD 2500 that I can get rid of.  Ill sell for $285 plus shipping which would be a large flat rate box (if I can get it to fit) which is $21.10.  You would need to buy the mounting clips and zip ties as they went with the trailer. 

IMG_2264.jpeg

Thank you kindly for the offer but will wait to get new. How did you like it when you were using it?

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It works great.  I mounted it too high on the trailer for the invisible trailer feature but for backing up or seeing behind the trailer its great.

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I mounted mine on the roof initially, it was too high and had calibration issues with the invisable trailer. It also had a fisheye effect but it did serve its purpose to see behind the trailer. I recently moved the camera to where is needs to be for the invisable trailer to work and its pretty neat. 

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On 6/8/2020 at 10:38 AM, hkyfsh said:

Hi All,

 

I have one of these 84580657 that I used for a couple of months on my 2020 Denali HD 2500 that I can get rid of.  Ill sell for $285 plus shipping which would be a large flat rate box (if I can get it to fit) which is $21.10.  You would need to buy the mounting clips and zip ties as they went with the trailer. 

IMG_2264.jpeg

 I am interested  (941) 705-1124 or [email protected] Herb Hoelle

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Hi All,
 
The camera pictured was sold last week.
 
Thanks.


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The camera pictured is already installed. :)

Thank you for the fast shipping!


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So has anyone had any luck with a aftermarket options for the camera? It would be nice to find a affordable option that you can actually buy.

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4 minutes ago, Jrscrib said:

So has anyone had any luck with a aftermarket options for the camera? It would be nice to find a affordable option that you can actually buy.

I have not. I tried all kind of avenues to see if there is aftermarket or when GM ones will be in stock to no avail.

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