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Old 06-18-2013, 01:27 PM   #1
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camera cable replacement

please help.. we need to run a new cable from the back up camera to the monitor in a 2000 damon intruder. the old one is in the ceiling, but we dont know how to get to it. can anyone help. this is really getting frustrating thanks jim and angela
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If you are able to run the new cable through the basement then forget about removing it from the ceiling. Going through the ceiling it is most likely secred in several places and you would most likely have to take the ceiling down (yuck). Just secure the new cable with zip ties to keep it safe.
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Old 06-18-2013, 04:03 PM   #3
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I upgraded my back up camera to color and ran a new cable under my motorhome along the frame rails with some wire bundles. The hardest part was getting started at the rear cap. I was able to remove my rear red running lights and a stiff wire to pull the new cable to the side then ran it down to the tail lights then to the frame rail to the front of the vehicle. Then it was an easy pull through the firewall to my new 9" flat screen color display.

My RV is 34 feet long and the cable was 66 feet long and I did not have that much wire to spare, maybe a few feet. You need a longer cable than you think. Use a bunch of wire ties to keep the cable in place under your vehicle.

I bought mine from these guys. The color is off a little around the edges but works great. The price was right $ 114 for a 9" display.

http://www.ecbuys.com/
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Suggest you go wireless and save the hassel.

Mine works fine
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