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GPS and Navigation AssistanceOEM Car, Aftermarket and handheld navigation discussions.
This is a discussion thread titled "OEM mount for rearview camera 2006 DC", within the GPS and Navigation Assistance forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
I have a 2006 DC and I just ordered a bec106 but I have no idea yet where I am going to mount it. I have a couple of questions for those that already have the cameras, Where was the camera mounted from the factory? Is there a tailgate handle made for my old truck?
I mounted mine on top of the trailer hitch and below the bumper. I used the provided 3M adhesive and then ran a zip tie around the hitch and wire to make sure I didn't lose it in case the adhesive failed. Let me know if you want me to take a picture.
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David, Southern California
05 Tundra DC TRD Package, Truxedo Plus w/ Toolbox cover, VSE Subwoofer, N-Fab Side Steps, Randy Ellis Light Bar, Black Powder Coated OEM 16" Wheels, Scan Guage II, Tow Package, OEM 07 Nav w/ Bluetooth & Mic, BEC 106 Back up Cam, 265/75R16 BFG Mud Terrains, LED lighted interior
Yes, please post a picture of the mount and the screen in use.
Do you have a good field of vision from the mount so low? no risk of having a rock or mud or debri knocking it out?
I have a 2006 DC and I just ordered a bec106 but I have no idea yet where I am going to mount it. I have a couple of questions for those that already have the cameras, Where was the camera mounted from the factory? Is there a tailgate handle made for my old truck?
Thanks,
Roberto
there was No camera from the factory that year 2007 has it but not on the 2006 old body style..There is a few aftermarkets coming out with a Handle but as right now None yet..
there was No camera from the factory that year 2007 has it but not on the 2006 old body style..There is a few aftermarkets coming out with a Handle but as right now None yet..
Bummer. I was hoping to get a part number from here for the handle.
Are you keeping track of this, like how far ahead would the handles be available?
Bummer. I was hoping to get a part number from here for the handle.
Are you keeping track of this, like how far ahead would the handles be available?
Thanks,
Roberto
I have a back up camera on my 2004 Tundra with the Pioneer Z1 navigation system and mine is on my hitch. I am kepting tab's on the Handle Because i'm intrested to be first in line for it. I know the cost is $240 and one supplier is trying to make them but No information as yet on when and where. I'll try to find that post for you when i have Time.
Erik M
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Sig gone so long
Last edited by Tundrav8yamaha; 01-13-2008 at 11:41 AM.
On the hitch is perfect and its mounted so you can still have a ball attached and can hook up with a trailer without un-installing anything. Its out of the way and I have had it for about a year and no problem. I will work on a picture, but I believe its posted on one of these threads. Its connected directly to the OEM Nav which gives a great picture and adjusts at night (when the headlights are turned on).
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David, Southern California
05 Tundra DC TRD Package, Truxedo Plus w/ Toolbox cover, VSE Subwoofer, N-Fab Side Steps, Randy Ellis Light Bar, Black Powder Coated OEM 16" Wheels, Scan Guage II, Tow Package, OEM 07 Nav w/ Bluetooth & Mic, BEC 106 Back up Cam, 265/75R16 BFG Mud Terrains, LED lighted interior
Check out my gallery. I have a pic of the bec-105 mounted in the tailgate handle. Its really easy to do. Do a search, there are some members who have posted a how 2 with pics. Takes about 1-2 hours. Great spot for hitch alignment for towing.
Thanks to everybody that answered. I had not been able to sign in for several days, for some reason the system allowed me to sign in, but it immediately kicked me out, so I couldn't post.
My camera is coming in today and I still have not made a decision where to put it.
DSPAIN, I still would like to see your pictures.
The good thing about having it mounted in the handle, is not everyone notices it (kinda stealthy). I also mounted mine with 2 small bolts, so you couldnt take it off if you tried.
The good thing about having it mounted in the handle, is not everyone notices it (kinda stealthy). I also mounted mine with 2 small bolts, so you couldnt take it off if you tried.
I liked yours is there a better way to mount it that it doesn't show at all. Im edging on doing something similar because I No longer want to wait on the aftermarket to do this mod. I would like to do your setup but i want mine more recessed into the handle so it not some tacky aftermarket item. Is there another camera that is more recessed and smaller yet provide a good view too? I did order a new color keyed white handle on mine and it shows up next week I then will get my Dremel drill out and start cutting this new Handle up.
Erik
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Sig gone so long
Last edited by Tundrav8yamaha; 05-09-2008 at 06:30 PM.
You cant move the camera any farther up or it will hit the handle. If there was a smaller camera available, you might get it a little farther up. Overall nobody really notices it. Even my friends dont, unless I tell them and they are looking for it. Its really easy to do, took me about an hour (with cable already run). To run the cable and an extra hour or two, depending on how neet you want it. If you do a search, there are a couple of members who have a detailed write-up with pics. Good luck.
I did get mine mounted up underneath the handle, it works really good, too bad I can't use it.
I am in Afghanistan, been here for one month, on a 15 month tour, my last one. I miss driving my Tundra, in smooth roads without anything to worry about, hehe. On a side note, about 80% of the vehicles here are Toyota, no Tundras, but a lot of the new Hilux (Tacoma with a steel bed) with the 3.0 Turbo diesel/auto transmission, biiiiiiiiig torque.
I support our troops 100%, just hate this administration(sorry for the politics). I hope your time goes by fast. Be safe and come home in one piece. You tundra will be waiting for you.