This kit would work with a '16 TRDOR Tacoma w Entune, right?
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I was wondering if I could get some advice from you awesome people with your awesome vehicles. I am fairly new when it comes to wiring anything into my vehicle so please excuse the ignorance on my part. So I am trying to hook up the dongle in my 2014 and i'm not sure about a few things. I have an auxillary fuse block that all my switches run off and I want to keep things uniform and connect through the fuse block, rather than tap into any of my stock wiring.
This is currently how my fuse block is set up:
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My switches are have all been pre-wired so that I can connect any accessories via the fuse block
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and this is the cable that runs to the fuse block:
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Reading some of the other posts that I've seen in this thread, it seems like there is no need for grounding. So my question is, how would I still connect the two wires that come off the dongle? Can I just connect them to the positive and negative wires on my accessory cables, or will potentially create some kind of issue? Any advice on the matter will be extremely appreciated. Thanks!
Y'all were right. I had a blown fuse under the dash. 10A ECU IG 2 to be exact. That fuse apparently determines if you're driving a hot box from hell, or heaven on earth.
Thank y'all for the help!!! I'll try the install again this weekend.
Greetings all,
I will more than likely be phasing out the 2 source selector switch and replacing it with the new 4 source video selector. The video below shows it in action in my truck which currently only has two cameras. This box can handle 4 source.
Link to Site...
BriGuyDIY | Any time Backup Camera, Auxilary Video Input - Toyota
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Yes it is possible, sounds like a cool setup with the IR cam.Would it be possible to use both source selectors at the same time? For example I want all around cameras, but I want two front cameras, one normal one and one FLIR
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Would it be possible to use both source selectors at the same time? For example I want all around cameras, but I want two front cameras, one normal one and one FLIR
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Greetings all,
I will more than likely be phasing out the 2 source selector switch and replacing it with the new 4 source video selector. The video below shows it in action in my truck which currently only has two cameras. This box can handle 4 source.
I will more than likely be phasing out the 2 source selector switch and replacing it with the new 4 source video selector.
I don't have one in mind right now other than the FLIR pathfinder 2, which is somewhere between 2 and 3 grand. But to be completely honest I havent really looked too hard since I didn't have a way to hook it up and keep everything looking like it came from the factory...until nowDo you have a FLIR camera model in mind? I've heard there are few to choose from without spending a fortune.
Hi, do you have more information or a video showing how to connect the 4-source video selector to your existing connectors? Also I noticed it requires separate power, how did you wire that? Finally, how will the pricing work since your current packages include the 2-source selector switch? Thanks.
Do we get a discount on the 4 source selector if we already bought the kit that only had the 2 source selector?
The pics aren't of my equipment, though it's the write up that I used to build my box so everything is wired the same.Very nice setup you have there...
You can wire the dongle DIRECTLY to the switch. No need to go through the relay panel. The two wires from the dongle will go to the two switched terminals on the back of your switch. If the switch is currently wired to the relay panel you can unplug those wires from the switch and replace them with the two wires from the dongle.
Has anyone tried the Prestigous Society nav override dongle with this rear camera override dongle?