Originally Posted by Asinine

I finally got around to installing my reverse camera on Sunday. Took way longer than expected, but it was my first time pulling apart the interior and I'm very meticulous about how I set things up. The big write-up on page 12 was super helpful for figuring out how to route and wire things, though I opted for a few changes.

The PAC CHYRVD harness and Gino 1/4" CCD camera work great on the 730N. Bought on Amazon for $45. Dealer flashed it for free, might be the cheapest camera setup yet.

There's not much room behind the 730N to store the harness, so I fed the leads for the DVD player and VES out down to the floorpan behind the dash. If I ever need to hook up either, I can just pull out the wires and make the connections.

Pulling the HVAC controls made it easier to feed the wires down behind the dash. The camera wire runs down to the passenger side floorpan and follows the passenger wiring harness all the way back to the passenger side taillight, then drops down behind the subwoofer and into the jack storage area. I sliced the grommet to get the wires through and then finally mounted the camera in my 10A bumper like Divi did. The jack area is the only area where the wiring is visible, plus it's easy to change/replace the camera if necessary.

Drilling the bumper on a 10A is easier said than done. The hole saw that's included with the Gino ground down to nubs about half way through, so I had to buy another saw to finish the job.

Power for the camera comes from passenger side taillight by feeding the wire through the grommet near the taillight and wiring black to black and red to white/green. The Gino wires are a really small gauge thus taps wouldn't work, so I used some 4" long wires that matched the JK gauge for the taps and then soldered those ends to the Gino wires, and finally covered them with heat shrink tubing. As I said, meticulous, but I don't like to revisit my work.

Pic of the 730N with camera working. Thanks a bunch to those who did the initial work and posted up their findings, very pleased with how it turned out.
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Originally Posted by Tree Frog

Cant speak for the flashpak but my Procal data got wiped.
I had to reload everything as if it had never been done.

Now with the TPMS set to zero I still get the "Check TPMS" and the 4 tires display 0 on startup, in my EVIC display. I have to hit Menu on the steering wheel control to clear it every time I start up. I do not get the chime as if I had a low tire though.
It must be something new in the program they uploaded.
I am not running TPMS sensors in my tires and don't want them.

When I get around to it I need to contact AEV and ask about it.

Originally Posted by Crzyrobb

I went to the service department today thinking the issue was with my radio. They told me that the radio was fine and that I installed everything correctly and that they think my camera is not sending the right signal. I thought they were full of it because i am using the same camera that others have used on here. I left and thought what do I do now. I went to a friends sound shop and he had a camera that used the same power and video connection so I didn't have to rewire anything just unplug and plug in the new camera and what do you know it worked like a champ. Not in a million years would I have thought the camera was the issue because it showed up perfectly on the TV and portable DVD players I plugged it into. Problem solved!!