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This is a discussion thread titled "My Doit yourself Backup Camera", within the Tundra forum, part of the Truck Forums category.
Sorry, I should have specified. No, you can't see the hitch with it..(Not a Hitch Camera) Which is fine for me.. I don't use it for that. I use it for parking assist and to make sure my kids moved their bikes, skate board ramps, etc out of the way.. but mainly for backing into spaces and checking out the hot chick behind me..
The camera comes with a few Angle adjustments.. so that's why you see it angled down a bit.
It doesn't look like it to me. I think the stock one is angled more down (so it is angled to have the hitch in view, and it was mentioned that the camera does not have the hitch in view). And the stock one I believe is mounted up next to the handle, not below it where you put your hand to open it. But I could be wrong...
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2007 Tundra Double Cab Limited 4X4 4.7L (8350) Silver Sky (01D6) & Red Rock (LA21)
Loaded up with almost all Toyota had to offer, plus a few things they didn't offer...
I used the Pioneer ND-BC2 backup camera that came with the AVIC Z2X package. Works great. The first link shows the camera mounted in the tailgate release latch. The second link shows the camera image on the screen. When I'm approx 15 ft from the house, I can see from the hitch to the roof of the first floor of my home. It's a very wide angle, and surprisingly, not as "fishbowled" as you'd expect.
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My Doit yourself Backup Camera
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