Show your pics of Aux back-up lights..

[CM Burns]

Seems that back up cam is the way to go. Wiring is a breeze, but did those of you who have the cam's, where/how did you locate an entry to run the wire's to the interior from the rear bumper? Or in some cases, I have seen some mounted about the 3rd brake-light on the roof, pointing down, getting that inside would be as easy as running it though the tail gate...

Thanks!

I have a 7" JVC touch screen head unit with camera-out, this is a no-brainer, I didn't even think of back-up cam!

I looked on Amazon and saw plenty of cheap camera's. I like the idea of finding one that I can squeeze stealth-style in the gap between my towing hitch and bumper

 

[02 Burb]

Seems that back up cam is the way to go. Wiring is a breeze, but did those of you who have the cam's, where/how did you locate an entry to run the wire's to the interior from the rear bumper? Or in some cases, I have seen some mounted about the 3rd brake-light on the roof, pointing down, getting that inside would be as easy as running it though the tail gate...

Thanks!

I have a 7" JVC touch screen head unit with camera-out, this is a no-brainer, I didn't even think of back-up cam!

I looked on Amazon and saw plenty of cheap camera's. I like the idea of finding one that I can squeeze stealth-style in the gap between my towing hitch and bumper

Here is a solution for in between towing hitch and bumper, its pretty pricey though.CCD Premium Camera

To your first question about auxiliary lights, i bought some cheap led angel eye lights and inserted them into my license plate screws and wired to the trailer harness. Its worked pretty well considering the cost of $4.

 

[SLCHOE]

I looked on Amazon and saw plenty of cheap camera's. I like the idea of finding one that I can squeeze stealth-style in the gap between my towing hitch and bumper

Just make sure to check out the comments on them. Some are titled as "waterproof" when they really aren't. Some actually are very weather-resistant. In any case if you have doubts, a tube of clear silicone is pretty cheap insurance.

 

[JesusArTorres]

To your first question about auxiliary lights, i bought some cheap led angel eye lights and inserted them into my license plate screws and wired to the trailer harness. Its worked pretty well considering the cost of $4.

Are these bright enough to use without a back-up camera? And how exactly did you wire them, reverse cable?

 

[02 Burb]

Are these bright enough to use without a back-up camera? And how exactly did you wire them, reverse cable?

To be realistic no. Unless i have a huge light bar lighting up the back ill never see out of 3% tint at night. It was mainly for my backup camera, to give it some extra lighting on the ground, and it was just for fun. I wired it to the trailer harness reverse wire.
Heres a pic of the backup monitor at dusk. with both small leds and reverse leds it does a good job for the camera.