FS: Integrated Camera Module
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2020 C63 Coupe
FS: Integrated Camera Module
So I have this brand new never installed NAVTV W205 RVC video interface kit which enables you to have rear and front view cameras. I originally bought this for a front facing camera as I already have rear view camera.
Who this is for?
If you got your car either without rear camera or without 360 ( Parktronic/surround view ), this kit is for you. This kit can add the front facing integration. So you no longer have to curb your front splitters! Please see details of this unit here https://navtv.com/products/NTV-KIT580/w205-rvc.html
I bought the kit along with all the wirings and front camera but I now longer need this as I sold the car.
I can sell this kit along with a camera and all the wirings needed to install for a front facing camera.
Again, all hardware is brand new never installed. $450 for everything, you pay for shipping.
Thanks for looking!
Who this is for?
If you got your car either without rear camera or without 360 ( Parktronic/surround view ), this kit is for you. This kit can add the front facing integration. So you no longer have to curb your front splitters! Please see details of this unit here https://navtv.com/products/NTV-KIT580/w205-rvc.html
I bought the kit along with all the wirings and front camera but I now longer need this as I sold the car.
I can sell this kit along with a camera and all the wirings needed to install for a front facing camera.
Again, all hardware is brand new never installed. $450 for everything, you pay for shipping.
Thanks for looking!
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SLK300, ML550, ML350, GLK350
Figured it out
For any who come after doing this aftermarket rear camera install and get a "device unavailable" when they go to the Sat Radio. Here is the fix.
On the back of the square harness that comes off on the back of the Command, you will see 2 orange fiber optic wires in a separate harness plugged into the existing harness (on the upper left side as you you pull it off and look at the female side). With a small screwdriver slightly bend the plastic clip and remove the 2 wire rectangular fiber optic wires harness from the larger square one. Then plug the same two orange fiber optic wire in the harness that you plug into the back of the Command. Then connect your original wiring harness to the aftermarket harness.
As well, getting the Command back in is a bit tricky as there is not much room back there. You have to play with the wiring harness by sticking in a indented area down low and working the unit back in until it is flush. Takes a while, but it works.
Hope this helps somebody.
Cheers
On the back of the square harness that comes off on the back of the Command, you will see 2 orange fiber optic wires in a separate harness plugged into the existing harness (on the upper left side as you you pull it off and look at the female side). With a small screwdriver slightly bend the plastic clip and remove the 2 wire rectangular fiber optic wires harness from the larger square one. Then plug the same two orange fiber optic wire in the harness that you plug into the back of the Command. Then connect your original wiring harness to the aftermarket harness.
As well, getting the Command back in is a bit tricky as there is not much room back there. You have to play with the wiring harness by sticking in a indented area down low and working the unit back in until it is flush. Takes a while, but it works.
Hope this helps somebody.
Cheers
