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Re-Fit Camera: "RG" DMax-BT50, Cab Chassis
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Looks like this when complete

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<p>Identify rear light bar (it would have been removed from vehicle)</p>

Identify rear light bar (it would have been removed from vehicle)

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<p>Camera is to the left of where the lic plate would go</p>

Camera is to the left of where the lic plate would go

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T25 tool to remove bracket from the back side

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Looks like this.

White text on camera is on the top- this will help with orientation

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<p>Use a fine Phillips Head screwdriver to remove 4 x screws</p>

Use a fine Phillips Head screwdriver to remove 4 x screws

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<p>Unplug and discard the original bracket</p>

Unplug and discard the original bracket

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<p>Re-fit the camera plug and tighten. Re-use the original screws</p>

Re-fit the camera plug and tighten. Re-use the original screws

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Identify the supplied 3D printed camera bracket.

It will be marked with "CB003"

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<p>The sticker is on the TOP of the camera. Fit it to the bracket this way up.</p>

The sticker is on the TOP of the camera. Fit it to the bracket this way up.

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<p>Tighten camera to bracket using the original screws.</p>

Tighten camera to bracket using the original screws.

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Fit to Bracket to Tray

Shown here mounted to the underside of a Drawer.

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<p>Tighten, 10mm</p>

Tighten, 10mm

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Plug in camera harness, on the Drivers side (inside of chassis rail)

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<p>Zip tie the harness neatly up out of the way. Trim zip ties.</p>

Zip tie the harness neatly up out of the way. Trim zip ties.

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Put vehicle in reverse, adjust angle of bracket if required.

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Looks like this when complete

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<p>Done</p>

Done