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METRA
Connects a factory backup camera to an aftermarket radio in GMLAN29 vehicles from 2006 onward
The METRA BACKUPCAM1 harness retains the factory backup camera so its video feed appears on an aftermarket radio. It is built for GM vehicles produced from 2006 onward that use the GMLAN29 data protocol. Installers connect the harness between the vehicle wiring and the new head unit to preserve the original camera function. This part is intended for professional installers and DIY owners upgrading the stereo in compatible GM models.
The harness suits anyone replacing the factory radio in a GMLAN29-equipped GM vehicle while keeping the OEM backup camera active. It is not for vehicles that lack a factory-installed backup camera or that use a different data protocol. Buyers without an existing OEM camera gain no video input from this adapter. Installers working on pre-2006 GM models or non-GM brands must select a different interface.
The single specification that determines whether this part fits is the GMLAN29 vehicle communication protocol used in 2006 and newer GM vehicles. If the target vehicle operates on this protocol and has an OEM backup camera, the harness will pass the camera signal to the aftermarket radio. If the vehicle uses a different protocol or was built before 2006, the adapter will not function. Always verify the vehicle protocol before purchase.
| Brand | Metra |
|---|---|
| Model | BACKUPCAM1 |
The harness fits GM vehicles from 2006 onward that use the GMLAN29 interface and have a factory-installed backup camera.
The harness plugs into the vehicle's GMLAN29 wiring and provides the video feed to the aftermarket radio's camera input; the step often missed is ensuring the radio's camera input is set to the correct signal format.
No, the harness is a passive wiring adapter; if the original camera stops working, only the camera itself needs replacement, not the BACKUPCAM1 harness.
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