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REAR CAMERA MIRROR on Chevvy Z71/Yukon AT4
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FYI... infotainment.com now lists the required part numbers for the camera washer on their website. I ordered mine today and will confirm the fit in a couple weeks.
Jeff
Jeff
The standard installation is identical to the factory option (Denali, High Country, Escalade only) with all GM parts.
My installation includes a second camera on the back of my cargo trailer. The trailer camera option was not available when I purchased mine.
I installed the washer system this morning. I use GM p/n 84606448 and roughly 18" of 5/32" ID rubber windshield washer tubing.
84606268 appears to be the hose which connects to the camera nozzle. The fitting is a larger size than the camera housing Infotainment supplied with my camera, likely due to a mid-generation change by GM. I attached my generic 5/32" hose directly to the washer nozzle. This also required removing a fitting and last segment of hose from 84606448.
84601635 is also not required, and I don't see how it could be used in any installation of the camera washer. These are the 3 parts are currently listed on the "Things to know" tab of the product page. https://infotainment.com/shop/exterior-accessories/digital-rear-view-mirror-cameras/g-bdlcammir-21suv/
My generic 5/32" rubber hose attached directly to the camera washer nozzle. The nozzle is intended for a push on fitting and has a semicircular profile bump rather than a triangular profile of a hose barb. The hose is quite secure as I mistakenly thought I had to remove the hose at one point.
Compared to stuffing extra wires through a grommet, it was relatively easy to shove the camera lead and washer hose through this one, which is sized to have those options from the factory.
I removed this fitting and section of hose from 84606448. I also removed the retention clips to allow it to fit through the grommet between the hatch and body.
My generic 5/32" hose fit this perfectly.
Jeff
84606268 appears to be the hose which connects to the camera nozzle. The fitting is a larger size than the camera housing Infotainment supplied with my camera, likely due to a mid-generation change by GM. I attached my generic 5/32" hose directly to the washer nozzle. This also required removing a fitting and last segment of hose from 84606448.
84601635 is also not required, and I don't see how it could be used in any installation of the camera washer. These are the 3 parts are currently listed on the "Things to know" tab of the product page. https://infotainment.com/shop/exterior-accessories/digital-rear-view-mirror-cameras/g-bdlcammir-21suv/
My generic 5/32" rubber hose attached directly to the camera washer nozzle. The nozzle is intended for a push on fitting and has a semicircular profile bump rather than a triangular profile of a hose barb. The hose is quite secure as I mistakenly thought I had to remove the hose at one point.
Compared to stuffing extra wires through a grommet, it was relatively easy to shove the camera lead and washer hose through this one, which is sized to have those options from the factory.
I removed this fitting and section of hose from 84606448. I also removed the retention clips to allow it to fit through the grommet between the hatch and body.
My generic 5/32" hose fit this perfectly.
Jeff
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Close-up of the grommet / boot from the inside of the hatch.
A bit wider view provides some perspective and shows the additions cable tied to the factory installed reverse camera wire.
This is the 5/32" rubber hose I used to connect the GM tubing to the washer nozzle. This had been laying around the garage for at least a decade, possibly 2. I only used about 18" of it.
I modified the camera cable to allow connecting the camera in the hatch or a camera on the back of my trailer. I was fortunate enough to have be able to use a crimp tool at work to install FAKRA connectors. They're a bit challenging to install due to the small size of the center contact (I used a microscope) if you're not accustomed to working with small electronics (I'm not but had guidance).
Jeff
A bit wider view provides some perspective and shows the additions cable tied to the factory installed reverse camera wire.
This is the 5/32" rubber hose I used to connect the GM tubing to the washer nozzle. This had been laying around the garage for at least a decade, possibly 2. I only used about 18" of it.
I modified the camera cable to allow connecting the camera in the hatch or a camera on the back of my trailer. I was fortunate enough to have be able to use a crimp tool at work to install FAKRA connectors. They're a bit challenging to install due to the small size of the center contact (I used a microscope) if you're not accustomed to working with small electronics (I'm not but had guidance).
Jeff
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