Wiring Up Custom Third Brake Light Camera System w/ Rear View Mirror # 34600

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There are no directions as to the wiring connections. I end up with two red and two black wires. I assume the two blacks are ground wires. Red I assume goes to the positive of which only one has a fuse. DO I need to add a fuse to the red wire with no fuse?

asked by: Phil G

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Expert Reply:

I sent your message and pictures to the owner of the GCH who makes the camera kit part # 3460009 and he confirmed that you are correct.

He stated that no fuse is needed for the camera. Both red wires are to be connected to a keyed accessory circuit which only has voltage when the vehicle is on and both black wires get grounded.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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