Rich (regal2800) I don't see what part number is for the bed to have 12and 7 pin, Can you tell what the number is.
Are you looking for the cable, the backing plate, or the combined 12/7 pin receptacle (or all?)
Rich (regal2800) I don't see what part number is for the bed to have 12and 7 pin, Can you tell what the number is.
I think he wants the whole thing, i just cant find a tag or number not attached to a cableAre you looking for the cable, the backing plate, or the combined 12/7 pin receptacle (or all?)
Disappointing that some of our FCA manufactured options like Trailer TPMS and the Trailer Cam are substandard in some way or fashion forcing us to get after-market replacements. By the time we get all these after-market replacements mounted on our dashes, we'll be lucky not to be pulled over for too many windshield obstructions.With the wireless cameras such as Voyager being perfected, hard-wiring through a trailer seems old-school. FCA needs to figure out how to have vehicle receive wireless signals from already available wireless cameras. Even having a dash-mounted monitor is not the worst thing in the world. My $350 Voyager WVOS541 system (camera & color monitor) gives me a fantastic view of what is going on behind the trailer while towing, including the lanes to the right and left of the trailer.
If anyone has the 12pin plug there are many cameras that can be used. I just can't find the plug.
As matter of fact, on a '20, here are the pin assignments: of the 12-pin connector:
Pin 1 (Red) is common power (Aux #1, Aux #2)
Pin 2 (Open)
Pin 3 (Open)
Pin 4 (Open)
Pin 5 (Open)
Pin 6 (Black) is common ground (Aux #1, Aux #2),
Pin 7 (Brown) is Aux Camera #2
Pin 8 (Grey) is Aux Camera #1 Shield
Pin 9 (Green) is Aux Camera #1 Signal
Pin 10 (White) is Aux Camera #1 Return
Pin 11 (Blue) is Aux Camera #2
Pin 12 (Yellow) is Aux Camera #2
You dont need the shield.
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Shield terminates at pin 23 on the big connector plugged into the radio module.I'm not even sure where that shield pin terminates.
You know more about video than most, should it just be tied to ground on the truck (it is not per my meter), or does it float? Or terminate at the radio?
Shield terminates at pin 23 on the big connector plugged into the radio module.