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Hi all,

I'm installing a reverse camera in my V35 manual coupe + displaying it thru my aftermarket head unit using it's reverse camera connectors so the screen turns on automatically whenever I put the car in reverse.

I've got pretty much everything sorted, but the last thing I'm looking for is the reverse signal wire in the car so I can connect it to the BACK connection on my head unit (requires a 12V input) which auto switches my head unit to reverse camera mode.

Looking at the wiring diagram for the coupe, is the reverse signal wire the red wire that runs from the "back up relay" into the "transmission control module/reverse lamp relay"? Any help appreciated!

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the wire is incoorect and it is easier to track it back off the reverse lights and down the sill panels. never take the G35 diagrams as gospel - they are close but not close enough.

the wire is incoorect and it is easier to track it back off the reverse lights and down the sill panels. never take the G35 diagrams as gospel - they are close but not close enough.

Sweet. Will do as you suggested. Thanks Chris :ninja:

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