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I own a 2013 Base Tundra and had standard radio with Bluetooth . I purchased a 2012 factory navigation radio from an auction site and installed it in my truck and worked great but always wanted a backup camera. I tried to figure out a way to connect a backup camera but no luck until I found this kit . I was easy to install other than running a wire to activate the reverse trigger to the head unit. The camera does work great and parking lines work too. Only 2 small complaints are the tailgate latch is not as smooth as factory handle and the camera is narrow in its view.
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