Rearview camera

[jherron]

Hi all

I have a cabled rearview camera to fit to the rear of an Kedron ATV poptop (early model)I'am wondering if anyone out there has fitted same and how?

There are many options but I want it to look good without cable dangling every where.

I'am reluctant to start drilling holes in the cladding not knowing what is behind and also if I can route it along through the wall frame.

Any comments, suggestions or perhaps photos will be welcome. I await your replies

Thanks John

[Merv and Di]

Hi John

The easiest way to run your cables will be either through or alongside the chassis rail or one of the floor rails and at the rear of the van a small hole and run it up beside one of the rear wall studs. Us a sturdy fine piece of fencing wire to pull your cable up the wall.

Cheers

Merv

[jherron]

Hi all

I have a cabled rearview camera to fit to the rear of an Kedron ATV poptop (early model)I'am wondering if anyone out there has fitted same and how?

There are many options but I want it to look good without cable dangling every where.

I'am reluctant to start drilling holes in the cladding not knowing what is behind and also if I can route it along through the wall frame.

Any comments, suggestions or perhaps photos will be welcome. I await your replies

Thanks John

Hi Merv,

Thanks for your advise re camera, obviously you have some knowledge as to what is behind the cladding.

I wasn't sure if there would be a passage down past the frame without striking a horozontal bar.

I was thinking of fitting along the chassis rail but didn't want cable down the outside at the rear of the van.

Thanks again Regards John

[Mrs Lynn Astill]

Hi John,

Basically what Merv said, but being a chicken, I would come up inside the cupboards if possible.

Regards

Chris

[jherron]

Hi Chris,

Yes I'am a chicken also that is why I thought I would ask first.

I have had another look and will drill a hole at the bottom as Merv mentioned and if the wire doesn't feed up will try inside the cupboards.It's only a matter of a bit of silicone to reseal the hole.

Thanks John