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Parts list for the OEM Rear View Camera for Silverados that have no Nav. The drilling might be a bit of an issue for some. I called the dealer about the mirror. It doesn't have the normal light senor for the auto dimming that these mirrors normally have, but they said it was light sensitive. The little module in the back might be the senor, but not sure how that works in the back of the mirror when it is supposed to dim the light from behind the truck, not the front.

 

My compass and temp is on the dash in the 09's so not having it on the mirror isn't much of a deal for me.

 

Parts kit #19172557

 

25971688 Harness Asm Chassis Wiring LWB

25971687 Harness Asm ISRVM Wrg

25998187 Camera Asm RR View w/ Tailgate Bezel

11501906 Strap Wiring Harness (zip ties)

11609411 Nut Witing Harness Ground

25996663 Label Camera End/Gate

25794381 In Side Rear View Mirror & UE1 (onstar)

9982150 Coating Body Panel Corrosions Preventative

19172564 Template Sill/Tailgate

19201804 Instruction Sheet

 

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This kit is designed for systems without nav. It isnt that hard to install. In the install it tells you what wires to pull for the compass and temp also.

 

The mirror I think might be different. It has a rear view monitor in it.

 

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

 

I would love to see the instructions. Thanks

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Finished my install today. This is what the final results look like.

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Rear view bezel on tail gate.

 

 

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View from the back window.

 

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View from the monitor on the inside rear view camera.

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Complete view of the rear view mirror with monitor active.

 

It allows a great deal more of a view below the lip of your tailgate. All those fire hydrants and such that are not tall enough to see over the top are now visible. Great upgrade over all.

 

 

Some parts of the install were a little troubling and I got stuck on.

 

Step 37 in the instruction sheet was refering to removing the M-BEC. Took me a little while to figure out what it was and here is a picture of the case over the top of it.

 

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The other part of the install I could not find was the J7 plug. It is on the back side of one of the panels connected to the frame for the knee knocker. This is what it looks like.

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All told took me about 3 hours of work start to finish. The drilling I could have done a little cleaner, but running the chassis harness was easy and mounting the new mirror. The most difficult part was figuring out the wiring (typical).

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

Can you please send me the instructions?  I'm trying to figure out if I can just get the bezel/camera (part # 25998187) and wire it myself.  Also, would you happen to know what the 4 wires are coming from the camera - Looks to be Red, White, Black, and Blue.

 

Thanks! 

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

Can you please send me the instructions? I'm trying to figure out if I can just get the bezel/camera (part # 25998187) and wire it myself. Also, would you happen to know what the 4 wires are coming from the camera - Looks to be Red, White, Black, and Blue.

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

Yes, or could you post a pdf of the instructions or email? I'm trying to minimize cost since I already have the nav and do not need the mirror. I would like to know how the harness should be routed and what essential connections should be made. Thanks in advance.

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

Can you please send me the instructions?  I'm trying to figure out if I can just get the bezel/camera (part # 25998187) and wire it myself.  Also, would you happen to know what the 4 wires are coming from the camera - Looks to be Red, White, Black, and Blue.

 

Thanks! 

 

 

Did read somewhere that this camera needs 6volt power. So you need the camera module or you build a converter by yourself.

 

Maybe somebody can confirm this, im also going to get the gm camera.

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Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

Can you please send me the instructions? I'm trying to figure out if I can just get the bezel/camera (part # 25998187) and wire it myself. Also, would you happen to know what the 4 wires are coming from the camera - Looks to be Red, White, Black, and Blue.

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

Yes, or could you post a pdf of the instructions or email? I'm trying to minimize cost since I already have the nav and do not need the mirror. I would like to know how the harness should be routed and what essential connections should be made. Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

Here's a link to a pdf of the factory rear vision backup camera install https://sites.google.com/a/brandmotion.com/...?attredirects=0

 

It's currently offered on eBay by seller autostrata for $399. I've bought one and would recommend to others since its reasonably priced and includes all factory parts and is made for those of us who want to use our navigation monitor. Factory harness with pins already crimped so all you have to do is place into the correct factory connectors. Good luck.

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Clicked on the link to brandmotion and it asked for a user/password. I cannot access the directions. Could someone message me the directions?

 

Did most of the install today. Didn't have too many issues with it. will post some pictures when it is completed and have the install sheets in PDF if anyone wants to see them.

 

Can you please send me the instructions? I'm trying to figure out if I can just get the bezel/camera (part # 25998187) and wire it myself. Also, would you happen to know what the 4 wires are coming from the camera - Looks to be Red, White, Black, and Blue.

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

Yes, or could you post a pdf of the instructions or email? I'm trying to minimize cost since I already have the nav and do not need the mirror. I would like to know how the harness should be routed and what essential connections should be made. Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

Here's a link to a pdf of the factory rear vision backup camera install https://sites.google.com/a/brandmotion.com/...?attredirects=0

 

It's currently offered on eBay by seller autostrata for $399. I've bought one and would recommend to others since its reasonably priced and includes all factory parts and is made for those of us who want to use our navigation monitor. Factory harness with pins already crimped so all you have to do is place into the correct factory connectors. Good luck.

 

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