Retain OEM Backup Camera - Uses Factory Screen - GPS Navigation
When replacing your factory radio with an aftermarket radio you will want to most likely retain your OEM backup camera. Factory backup camera retention harnesses make this very easy with a simple plug and play connector so you don't have to splice power, ground and video signal to aftermarket connectors that your new aftermarket radio can use.
Change the way you commute and travel! Replace your factory radio and let your new In dash car navigation system guide you. Change the way you golf, hike, boat, or walk with a handheld gps navigator. Find your favorite point of interest with the preloaded maps. Many navigation units offer Bluetooth and real time traffic information.
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Axxess AX-HYKIACAM1-6V Hyundai, Kia Factory backup camera retention / addition harness$26.99- Fits 2015 - 2018 select Hyundai and Kia vehicles
- Use your Aftermarket Car Stereo to display the factory back up camera
- Allows an aftermarket camera to be added to the factory screen
- Plug-and-play installation for quick installation
- Provides 6 volt dc output for factory camera
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Axxess AX-HYKIACAM2-6V Hyundai, Kia Factory backup camera retention / addition harness$34.99- Fits 2013 - 2018 select Hyundai and Kia vehicles
- Use your Aftermarket Car Stereo to display the factory back up camera
- Allows an aftermarket camera to be added to the factory screen
- Plug-and-play installation for quick installation
- Provides 6 volt dc output for factory camera
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