B177y
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Try to find a good car audio type place around you. Personally, I have never gone that route, but I have installed front and rear cams on three of my cars and it is super easy.
VanillaIcee
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The front camera is VERY easy. Watch a tutorial and try.
The rear camera is more a challenge if you do it right, i.e. put the cord running UNDER or AWAY from the airbag. That requires more expertise with trim and replacing the Pillar panels can be a huge pain. Many body shops have someone who can do it for $100 or less.
The rear camera is more a challenge if you do it right, i.e. put the cord running UNDER or AWAY from the airbag. That requires more expertise with trim and replacing the Pillar panels can be a huge pain. Many body shops have someone who can do it for $100 or less.
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