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4Runner (5th gen) Rear Dashcam Mount - for Thinkware U3000

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A simple part for mounting the rear camera for the Thinkware U3000 on the 5th gen 4Runner

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This is a remix of Pappadakko's redesigned dashcam mount for the 5th-gen 4Runner to work with the U3000 rear camera. I printed it in ABS to help prevent warping from heat in the summer.

I recommend installing the camera on the passenger-side headliner retainer instead of the center mount. This puts the camera closer to the window area cleaned by the wiper.

It was a little tight getting the end of the cable through the hole in the headliner for the camera but it did fit.

I mostly followed this guide Dyslexic_Nerd made: 

https://www.reddit.com/r/4Runner/comments/w3tyk2/i_made_a_writeup_for_a_painless_clean_install_on/ 

https://imgur.com/a/2020-4runner-front-rear-dash-cam-installation-UwGt3mN

A few things I did different from Dyslexic's install guide was,

  • Pulled power from the interior fuse box to a dedicated battery pack was installed under the driver seat using the factory wire chase under the driver's door sill plate and seat.
    • To hold the battery pack in place so it doesn't slide around I added some velcro so it sticks to the carpet
  • Wrapped all the cables in Tessa Tape
  • I pulled the trim panels to feed the rear camera cable through instead of tucking it since the cable with the Tessa tape was too thick to be tucked under.  
    • Except for the frontmost pillar trim panel with its bolt, they all just come loose with a good pull.  They are still held on with restraints so don't pull too hard.
  • Coiled up the extra rear camera cable in the rearmost driver-side pillar instead of leaving it on top of the headliner

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