Mazda 3 MPS (Mazdaspeed 3) Backup Cam Bracket
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Holder/bracket for standard aftermarket backup cameras. Designed for a gen 1 Mazda 3 MPS.
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Designed for the gen 1 Mazda 3 MPS/Mazdaspeed 3 and a standard aftermarket backup camera like the one in the pictures. I have not tried fitting it to a standard Mazda 3 bumper, so I have no clue whether that works. It's a tight fit and requires a little force to get the camera through the opening in the bumper. I used a piece of double sided tape to make it stick to the inside of the bumper.
Update after 6+ months: The bracket is still intact. It has survived 8000+ km driving with rock hard suspension, speeds of up to 220km/h (German Autobahn) and all kinds of weather.
Update after 2+ years: Bracket is still holding strong at over 25000km traveled. Heavy rain, as well as both freezing temperatures and hot summer days.
Printer settings:
Prusa MK3S+
0.2mm speed
60% infill
PETG
Printed on it's side with a brim, no support in the screw holes, standard support everywhere else.
Installation instructions:
Attach camera to 3D printed bracket
Feed cables and camera through the opening above the license plate, use double sided tape to stick it to the inside of the bumper
Below the spare wheel compartment, there's a rubber grommet that can be cut open to feed the cables through. Be sure to seal it once the cables are through to prevent water from getting into the trunk.
Wires labeled 1, 2, 3 and 5 in the picture can be routed along the passenger side of the car (below the rear bench and under the plastic door trims) towards the passenger kick panel.
In the passenger kick panel, there's a good ground point for wire 5. The +12V for the reverse light can also be found there, to which wire 3 should be connected. In my case, it's a thicker green wire with a black stripe, marked with double silver dots (whichever wire attaches to PJB connector J05 Pin C).
Wires 1 and 2 can be routed from the passenger kick panel, along the bottom of the dashboard into the center dash. From there, the RCA cable (wire 1) can be connected to the female RCA port on the head unit.
Wire 2 should be connected to a wire on the head unit labeled "BACK" (or something similar).