How does the GCH Custom Third Brake Light Camera Work with the Factory Monitor
Updated 06/09/2021 | Published 06/06/2021
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Question:
Okay, you claim this camera can be used on the F250 monitors Togo switch , well Ford do not have that option for the F150 but I do have the tailgate camera for back up assist, how does this work with my factory F150 monitor?
asked by: Levi
Expert Reply:
The Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor, part # 3460003, that you referenced is designed to work with aftermarket monitors. It will not work with the factory monitor.
Instead, to use one that works with your 4.2" factory monitor, you will need to use part # 3460002. This one comes with a switch kit that installs by plugging into the factory plug behind your radio. The switch will allow you to choose the backup camera or the tailgate one.
If you have the 8" factory monitor, then you will need part # 3460001.
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Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor - Night Vision
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