Backup Camera
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With the Mopar/Commander camera, the dealer has the "scan" the system to the the HU to look for the camera.
I have lockpick v.5...works like a charm.
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The diagram shows pins 2, 3, 5 & 6 to be used. This should be pins 2,3,4,& 6. To add to the confusion, the plug will not accept pins into spots 4 & 6, and needs to be modified to suit.
It will still require a dealer starscan to activate.
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That is not what it shows on the diagram fro the Cherokee backup camera. The diagram shows 4 wires at 1, 3, 2, and 6. But they are plugging into a 6 plug plug in. Does anyone know what color to color it goes to? I realize it will have to have a startscan from the factory but I just need to get the plugs right so when I do the startscan it works.
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Lockpick
[QUOTE=backwoodjk;3681693]
Do you know which model lock pick you have?
I bought the backup camera. The dealership would not install it though. So I took it to a local audio shop, but they are having problems with the wiring. Wonder if you can post a picture of the wiring under the back?[/QUOTE
The back up cameras are easy to wire. There is a ground, and 12v positive, plus the video cable. I used a Coastaltech lockpick and a cheap ebay backup camera on my RER radio, easy install.
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I ran a 12v ground and positive plus the video cable from the head unit/ lockpick to the back of the jeep, and plugged it in. It is that easy. I am not sure why the audio shop is having a problem.
The back up cameras are easy to wire. There is a ground, and 12v positive, plus the video cable. I used a Coastaltech lockpick and a cheap ebay backup camera on my RER radio, easy install.
MYGIG LOCKPICK
I ran a 12v ground and positive plus the video cable from the head unit/ lockpick to the back of the jeep, and plugged it in. It is that easy. I am not sure why the audio shop is having a problem.
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I thought I'd post this again in case it can help anyone looking for a backup camera. I have a 2012 JK with the touch screen in it. I had the Jeep dealership order the backup camera for a Grand Cherokee and they installed it for me. It works perfect!! Thats my tire in the top of the image. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=362173"/><img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=362174"/>
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part numbers
I thought I'd post this again in case it can help anyone looking for a backup camera. I have a 2012 JK with the touch screen in it. I had the Jeep dealership order the backup camera for a Grand Cherokee and they installed it for me. It works perfect!! Thats my tire in the top of the image.
Attachment 362173Attachment 362174
Attachment 362173Attachment 362174
SO please chime in if you have:
1) the part numbers used by Dave7200; and/or
2) have knowledge explaining the mounting of the camera in Dave7200's first pic.
Thanks!
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V3 and Camera
[QUOTE=backwoodjk;3841819]Where did you ground and where did you get the positive (power) from? I've got the v3 and unlike the new v5 which gives you power right from the radio you have to splice into a 12v source
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I found a listing on the Mopar parts site of Backup Camera Kit listed under a 2012 Jeep Cherokee as part # 82212110. In the drawing it shows a flush mount camera like the op has. Not sure if this is the same one or not.
mopar.com/part/82212110?s=335690&i=1005542&b=jeep
mopar.com/part/82212110?s=335690&i=1005542&b=jeep