#POP OUT BACKUP CAMERA RETRO DRIVERS#
One at the boot arm, one at the top of the boot near the drivers side, and the final one requires you to pull out the boot carpet.įrom the back seat, peal back the boot wall carpeting and peer through. Remove the latch harness at the bottom, and from the boot remove 3 screws. The guide im following managed to break it, and so did I.įrom here, drop down the back seat and you be able to peal back the boot wall carpeting a bit. There's a second clip about half way up the bolster arm. There's one nut holding the bolster arm in place. Its tricky, but it comes off.Īfter removing the trim in the back, you can also remove the metal shield pictured below. Remove the plastic cover that goes around the bonnet release. I actually removed this part for the install. Pull this up all the way back to the back seats. There are a few clips holding it down, but a bit of force and it'll start to lift. Remove the side skirt on the drivers side.
The best way to remove these is to pull the seat horizontally towards the boot (an inch maybe) and then up. There are 2 other clips under the base near the doors. There are 2 clips in the middle of each seat where your knees would be. To start you'll need to remove lots of trim. RNS 510 & RNS 310 both can from what I know. Its actually alot easier than you'd think, but certainly need to do your homework before hand.ġ X Reversing camera kit (Badge/camera and loom)ġ X add-a-fuse adapter (or else wire it into the back of the fusebox)Īnd of course, a head unit that can support reversing cameras.
So I finally set about installing my badge reversing camera to my VW Passat CC.
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