License Plate Light Housing Backup Camera Mount - Gen 3 Mitsubishi Montero/Pajero/Shogun
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Housing for the license plate light on a Gen 3 Montero/Pajero/Shogun with additional mounting holes for a backup camera
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License Plate Light Housing Backup Camera Mount - Gen 3 Mitsubishi Montero/Pajero/Shogun.
Drop-in replacement for the existing license plate plate light housing on a gen3 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Mitsubishi Montero that includes holes for mounting a backup camera and routing the cable.
I borrowed this idea from Stratos101 on Thingiverse, which allows the backup camera to be mounted slightly closer to the center of the rear hatch, rather than way off to the side if you use the license plate mount that comes with the camera. Visibility should be a little bit better, and the cabling can be routed much more neatly through the rear hatch.
The original version of the model was a super clever idea and nicely modeled, but it had issues with my slicer. It kept trying to put holes in some of the thinner walls, and the shape of the inner curvature made the supports work poorly when printing. This updated version has a flatter interior to make it handle supports better, and the walls are slightly thicker to avoid slicer issues.
This model was designed specifically for a PixelMan Backup Camera, but the hole spacing might work with other camera models. I've included a version without holes for the camera mount and cable if you want to use a different camera. Either drill your own or add holes in your slicer or CAD program. You can also use the no-camera-holes version if you just want a new light housing without mounting a backup camera.
If you have the original incandescent bulbs in those light sockets, you'll want to print this in a more temperature resistant filament (PETG might work, but ABS is a safer bet), or swap your bulb for an LED, otherwise the temperature in the housing will probably get hot enough to melt or sag the print.
I also included a file for a lens cover. I printed this in clear PETG and super glued it to the main body to allow it to print with supports only on the printer bed, and to allow the body to be printed in a different material than the housing. You might be able to leave this off, but I wouldn't recommend it.
I just started using this, so I don't know how well it will hold up. I'm not responsible for anything that happens from you using this. You have a car, you're an adult, use your judgement.