Where to install a reversing camera on a Pajero?
1. Install camera in spare wheel garnish. The Pajero has a bracket for a camera inside the spare wheel garnish. There is a wiring loom there as well, but you need a Mitsubishi relay or some such to activate the wiring. This bracket is good for one of the circular reversing cameras you can find on eBay or even at Jaycar.
Where is the reversing wire on a Mitsubishi Pajero?
If your vehicle has a Mitsubishi tow bar fitted you will notice a rectangular plastic box stuck to the rear body with double sided tape. You might be able to use this to connect the reversing wire. If you pajero has a rear air conditioner it will need to be removed as well.
How do you put a reversing camera on a Mitsubishi?
Disconnect poer/cigar lighter connector, then remove the trim from the vehicle. If your vehicle has a Mitsubishi tow bar fitted you will notice a rectangular plastic box stuck to the rear body with double sided tape. You might be able to use this to connect the reversing wire.
How does a reversing camera work on an Optus?
1. Install a camera on the spare wheel garnish. 2. Connect a wire to the reversing light wire at the rear light unit and run it through the rear door to the spare wheel garnish. 3. Connect a second wire to the reverse light wiring to run beneath the trims and up to the radio space to trigger the digOptions screen when reverse is selected. 4.
How to flip your camera on the loom?
? 1 Open the recording menu, click on the three little dots in the upper corner to open your menu. 2 Click on Preferences. 3 Toggle on or off the Flip camera option for your desired effect.
How to install a 2DIN system in Pajero nm?
Push the lower plastic cover of the gear shifter down, you will hear a “click” and then you will see a small bolt on each side of the shifter. Remove those bolts and keep them in a safe place. Remove the shifter head. 6. Remove the 2 philips bolts and move the console away:
What kind of audio system does a Pajero nm have?
Anyway, this guide will show you how to make room for the double din audio system in a Pajero NM (2001-2006, also known as a Mitsubishi Shogun or Montero). The idea is to move the A/C controls down, instead of the original CD changer/empty cell – depends on your model.