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Backup Camera - https://amzn.to/3TpdWoy Car Stereo for Lexus ES300 ES330 (with Camera) - https://amzn.to/3TnROe3 Trim Removal Tools - https://amzn.to/3ZXFjJN Backup Camera License Plate Mount - https://amzn.to/3HwsfVo Ferrules with Crimping Tool - https://amzn.to/43yTebD VGA Splitter Cable - https://amzn.to/45OymhZ Splice Wire Terminals - https://amzn.to/44MdCqb See my other related videos:    • Easy Radio Upgrade - Lexus ES300/ES330/ES2...      • Subwoofer Removal & Repair - Lexus ES300   In this video, I go through how to install a backup camera in your car. The vehicle here happens to be a 2002 Lexus ES300, but the wiring principles are the same for most vehicles. Here, the camera is integrated cleanly with an aftermarket infotainment system. In this video, we walk step-by-step through the full installation of an analog backup camera on a 2002 Lexus ES300, integrating it into an aftermarket Android head unit, without using a CANBUS adapter. Information on wiring for using a CANBUS adapter is also included. This tutorial covers installation logic, RCA video cable routing, trigger wire wiring, camera power strategies (reverse-only vs. full-time video feed), dashboard and trunk trim removal, and more. The concepts shown here apply broadly to vehicles with aftermarket double DIN or single DIN radios with RCA camera inputs. Whether you’re integrating a camera into a Rongji, Pioneer, Kenwood, Eonon, ATOTO, or Joying head unit, this video will help you avoid common pitfalls and confusing wiring decisions. Understanding reverse triggers, RCA CAM VIN and CVBS IN, and when to use a power splitter is critical for a seamless install. Topics Covered: • RCA video input wiring ("CAM VIN", "CVBS IN") • Reverse signal trigger wire setup • When and how to use a CANBUS interface box • Methods to enable rearview video feed anytime (not just in reverse) • Proper grounding techniques • Trunk and trim disassembly techniques • Camera mounting options (OEM trim vs. license plate bracket) • Using a VGA RCA splitter for dual-feed configuration Parts & Tools Used (linked in description below): • Backup camera module • RCA video extension cable (w/ pigtail power trigger) • Plastic automotive trim removal tools • Wire tap splice connectors • Ferrules (for signal stability) • VGA RCA video splitter • Drill + drill bits for mounting • Zip ties for wire management • Multimeter (optional, for voltage verification) Chapters & Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction & Overview 01:05 – Key Questions: CANBUS & Reverse-Only vs. Full-Time Feed 02:23 – Non-CANBUS Wiring Overview 04:10 – Head Unit Connections: CAM VIN & Reverse Trigger 06:10 – Camera Power Testing & Quick Bench Test 09:15 – Routing RCA Cable Through the Cabin 13:55 – Rear Seat & Trunk Access: Wire Feed 18:30 – Trim Removal & License Plate Camera Mounting 21:10 – Reverse Light Wiring: Power & Trigger Setup 24:20 – Full-Time Power Option: Accessory vs. Reverse-Only 27:40 – Trunk Arm Trim & Final Wire Management 29:50 – Using a VGA RCA Splitter for Dual Feed 31:30 – Final Testing: Reverse Trigger + Auxiliary Mode 33:20 – Adjusting Guidelines on Android Head Unit 34:10 – Road Test: Real-Time Rear Camera Footage 35:20 – Conclusion & Final Thoughts Additional Tips: • For cars with a CANBUS system, the reverse signal wire may be digitally interpreted and not exposed as a traditional 12V signal. Use a CANBUS adapter or interface decoder in that case. • Always bench-test your camera setup before final installation to verify signal routing and avoid backtracking. • Be mindful of wire strain relief and secure all routing with zip ties to prevent cable fatigue or shorts. Why This Matters Backup camera integration isn’t just about convenience—it enhances vehicle situational awareness, aligns with modern driver-assistance system expectations, and is often necessary when replacing factory head units with Android Auto/CarPlay-capable systems. Proper understanding of the RCA video signal path, reverse logic trigger behavior, and 12V accessory tapping is critical for a clean, reliable installation. See also:    • Easy Radio Upgrade - Lexus ES300/ES330/ES2...      • Subwoofer Removal & Repair - Lexus ES300   If this video helped you, please consider subscribing for more technically deep automotive retrofit and DIY repair videos. Your support helps make these videos possible. #BackupCameraInstall #CarAudioDIY #AndroidHeadUnit #LexusES300 #AftermarketRadio #RearViewCamera #VehicleRetrofit #12VElectronics #CANBUSBypass #RCAWiring #ReverseTrigger #CVBSInput For more helpful tutorials, visit: PracticalMechanic.com I may earn commissions for purchases made through the links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.