【Wiring Swap for a Brought-In Rear-View Camera / Wiring Work Behind the Navigation Unit】

Even after replacing the navigation unit, I want to keep using the rear-view camera I’ve been using so far.
In that case, what’s needed is re-wiring the rear-view camera behind the navigation unit.

With rear-view cameras, even if the camera body itself is the same, the image may not display as-is when the navigation unit’s input method or how power is supplied changes. Even if the image does show, the way it switches when you put the car in reverse, guide display behavior, and other factors can vary depending on the vehicle and navigation unit combination.

For this job, we check the current wiring situation of your vehicle and the specifications of the navigation unit you are replacing it with, and if necessary, we re-organize the existing rear-view camera wiring behind the navigation unit.

This service is a good fit for

• You want to replace only the navigation unit with a new one
• You want to make the most of your current rear-view camera
• You want to use a factory rear camera with an aftermarket navigation unit
• After replacing the navigation unit, you don’t want to change the convenience of using the system in reverse too much
• You want to install a brought-in navigation unit or rear-view camera
• You want to neatly organize the wiring behind the navigation unit

Whether it’s a factory (OEM) camera or an aftermarket camera, the procedure changes depending on the vehicle’s specifications and what has been installed up to now. For vehicles that already have aftermarket parts or conversion components installed, we need to review the previous installation work before deciding.

It’s not “done” just because it displays

A rear-view camera is equipment you use casually every day.
That’s why we want to make sure not only that an image appears, but also that it switches naturally when you shift into reverse, that the video is stable, and that there’s no strain or improper routing in the wiring behind the navigation unit.

The area behind the navigation unit is usually not visible, but if the wiring handling is messy, you may run into problems later when removing the navigation unit or adding other devices. If it were me, I would arrange the parts so that the “invisible” sections are still easy to touch later.

If a conversion adapter or additional wiring components are required, there will be an extra cost. Since the required parts and work content vary depending on the vehicle model, the navigation unit, and the current installation status, we don’t decide the work based only on photos or part numbers—we guide you after confirming on the actual vehicle.

Please consult us about installing a brought-in navigation unit / rear-view camera

When installing brought-in products, the work content may change depending on the product condition, included accessories, and the vehicle-side specifications. Because we want to avoid having to tell you later that the details have changed, we don’t force a decision based only on email; if needed, we confirm while looking at your vehicle.

If you want to make use of your current rear-view camera as part of your navigation unit replacement.
If you want to keep the convenience in reverse as intact as possible and properly organize even the wiring.

While confirming your vehicle model and the current condition of your navigation unit and camera, we’ll think together about an efficient, no-waste approach. If you want it set up so you can use it with confidence, please contact LOGON.