and second pic is so you can see just under that little mat thing there is a hole you can access to run your wires down, comes out just behind the rear wheel well underneath, run 'em from there how you like

 

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Back-up Camera

 

I'm not sure your link helps him out all that much...the way I read his question was that he was just not sure which wires to splice into to get the camera to come on while in reverse...then how to run them...but thats just how I read it

 

thanks for the photos. That clears it up. I bought the same camera as you. I was going to attach it to the license plate, but I only have one bolt there? How did you attach it to the stock bumper?

 

ran the wire up bihind the bumper, then drilled a hole to pass it through and just screwed the camera on the bumper just above the hitch receiver

 

So you drilled through the plastic on the bumper? Also which make/model camera did you get?

 

BUMP.... i would like to know which camera as well

 

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...+backup+camera

damn, wish I'd found this thread earlier, woulda saved me some time...better pics than mine as well, this is the exact same camera I got, the VR3 cheapy from Walmart...I did the same install as the op

 

Does anyone know which backup camera that guy mounted to his spare tire carrier?

 

Thanks for the write up link. So Im assuming you guys just drilled through the bumper then secured it with bolts and nuts from behind?

Also does the VR3 have a mount easily allows you to detach the screen? I don't want someone walking off with it when I have my top down.

Also anyone have an experience with this one?

http://www.antonline.com/p_Audiovox-...ys-_516869.htm

It seems better as the monitor automatically turns on when you are in reverse as opposed to having to switch it on yourself on the VR3.