How to Disable Grid Lines on GCH Automotive Custom Third Brake Light Camera

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Question:

Is it possible to disable the guide lines on this camera? I dont want them to show in the video feed.

asked by: Shane

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Expert Reply:

Yes. In order to disable the grid lines on the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor - Night Vision # 3460003 you'll need to cut the green wire coming from the camera (or not connect it during installation). If you follow the camera cable that is about 4ft long there will be 2 small wires (green and white) at the end of cable-this is the wire I'm referring to.

If you completed the installation already then with that wire already connected then you'll want to unplug that wiring harness, cut the wire and then plug it back in; this should reset the camera and get it working again.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Michael

10/9/2024

Hi, Erik, I cut the green wire and still have the grid lines. At the connector which you refer to there were two green wires and 2 white wire under the shielding not connected to anything. I have a photo but can't upload it to this conversation.

Kyle S.

10/30/2024

@Michael So I reached out to the manufacturer, GCH Automotive, regarding the # 3460003, and what they said was, "The issue is they’ve have not disconnected power once they cut them. That's all you have to do."

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