TECH SKILLS
Safety, Sound, Security April and May are smack dab in the middle of Winter and Summer, which means some are thinking about keeping warm and ready on the roads, while others are already looking forward to “windows-down” bass. These three installs give you a little of both. By Rob Elliott, Executive Director of In Car Experts SIGHT FOR SENIORS: 1998 FORD RANGER XLT ››
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After the frame was secured to the vehicle, the driver’s side sill plate was removed.
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On trucks, backup cameras are particularly good for aligning things with the vehicle’s rear hitch. Unfortunately, older trucks do not have an ideal spot for a camera to be installed. The PAC VCI-SRVCC license plate camera is the solution.
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PAC designed this plate to recess the mounting hardware flush with the face of the license plate frame.
The reverse wire (+ Black/Pink) is in a harness running from the driver-side sill plate.
This wiring information is provided free of charge on an “as is” basis, without any representation or warranty. It is the dealer’s responsibility to verify any circuit before interfacing with it. Mobile Electronics magazine assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or currency of this information. Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer. In addition, Mobile Electronics assumes no liability no responsibility resulting from an improper installation.
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On trucks, backup cameras are particularly good for aligning things with the vehicle’s rear hitch. Unfortunately, older trucks do not have an ideal spot for a camera to be installed. The PAC VCI-SRVCC license plate camera is the solution.
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A hole was drilled under the sill plate, and the camera cable was run through a grommet toward the rear.
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