Adding Back-up Cam To 05 Sierra Denali

By atlantaman
November 4, 2007 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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atlantaman

Posted November 4, 2007

I have an 05 Sierra Denali.....

I have added the lux nav unit to the truck ( requiring splicing into the speed sensor output) and now have a great nav system.

my next endevor is to add a back-up cam to the system but the 05 nav units do not have rca inputs...

How to do this? use a lockpick? which one is recommended for 05 trucks? other methods?

tips and suggestions appreciated

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