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Okay so I have a 2021 Trail Boss LT, I noticed that other Trail Boss LT's have Parking Assist, does that mean I can add the OEM Parking assists to mine?  Also wanted to add the surround vision which I thought both were only available on the LTZ models, but looking at the sticker it seems like I have the same infotainment system as the LTZ.  So would it be plug and play?

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6 hours ago, Aramik gharachehdaghi said:

Okay so I have a 2021 Trail Boss LT, I noticed that other Trail Boss LT's have Parking Assist, does that mean I can add the OEM Parking assists to mine?  Also wanted to add the surround vision which I thought both were only available on the LTZ models, but looking at the sticker it seems like I have the same infotainment system as the LTZ.  So would it be plug and play?

 

Let me guess, you have a sunroof.  Seems to be a common thing at least.  You get parking assist or sunroof (if not ordered)

 

Parking assist: Not worth the effort.  Requires new bumpers, mirrors, likely wiring harnesses 

Surround vision: Not 100% sure on this one but know at the very least, you'll need a new high mount brake light as that is where the rear camera goes.  Pretty sure there are also cameras in the mirrors judging by this view:

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So in the end, anything is possible.  Will you end up paying a crazy amount of money and need BCM programming?  Absolutely 

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Found this here:

Not quite as spendy as I thought but not cheap by any means 

 

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14 hours ago, Rob Mugs said:

 

Let me guess, you have a sunroof.  Seems to be a common thing at least.  You get parking assist or sunroof (if not ordered)

 

Parking assist: Not worth the effort.  Requires new bumpers, mirrors, likely wiring harnesses 

Surround vision: Not 100% sure on this one but know at the very least, you'll need a new high mount brake light as that is where the rear camera goes.  Pretty sure there are also cameras in the mirrors judging by this view:

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So in the end, anything is possible.  Will you end up paying a crazy amount of money and need BCM programming?  Absolutely 

 Yes I have a sunroof! ... that sucks... well as for the brake light camera, I'm already planning on upgrading mine to that with the lcd display for review mirror.  It's about $1K but then prob will just go the intelihual 2.0 system if I do go with the camera system.  That way I can add a front camera.   Oh well I guess I'll have to skip on the parking sensor.  Thanks for the info.

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