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On 2/24/2021 at 8:55 PM, MikeBMW said:

I had a bed camera installed by the dealer and, then, bought a front camera to be installed by the dealer.
The truck is at the dealership right now as they figure out how to get both to work - bought both on the Chevy web site.
The cameras work with the infotainment system. Press and hold the back button, the bed cam comes on - works great.
The front cam is a press and hold on the Home button - they're figuring that one out.
The backup cam still comes as it should.
Not sure if Chevy sells a camera for the infotainment screen that works for a trailer the same way.

In retrospect to my previous reply, the system I have does include a wireless trailer camera.
Unfortunately, the module for cam inputs only has four.
Currently, I have the two side cams, the front cam and the bed cam.
When I start hauling, I'll have to disconnect the bed cam and connect the wireless trailer cam.
I did read, on this site, where a member put in a switch for such a purpose.
I'll have to inquire further.
 

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Mispelling - sorry
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now that seems to be what i was wanting... a wireless cam that broadcasts to the in dash screen... pricing is a bit much though...  base price plus adapter for using the built in screen plus  i dunno what else...

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On 2/28/2021 at 8:50 AM, Donstar said:

This is in front view mode c/w my bicycle hidden from a shorter driver's view.  This unit also records.  My trailer was sold but keeping rear view on fulltime made a huge difference.  It amazed me how many drivers choose to drive in the blind spot behind our travel trailer!

 

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Hi Donstar.  How is your screen attached to the truck?  I'm considering the same setup but not sure where to locate the screen.

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