Will Additional Adapters Be Necessary After Installation of Voyager PWM Filter
Updated 05/16/2026 | Published 05/15/2026
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Hello, if I use the Pam filter at the camera do I still need to use the truck to camper adapter on a 2025 GMC?
asked by: Jim L
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Expert Reply:
Hey Jim! You will not need an additional adapter like # FR87PR at the 7-way once you install the Voyager PWM Filter # VGR74VR. This will make the camera system on the trailer compatible with any vehicle that uses PWM. This version is designed for Voyager systems with a CEC connector. If you have a different system you can wire in # VGR64VR instead.
What kind of camera is on your Solitude?
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Robin H
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PWM Filter On Furrion Camera
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