@DannyP posted:I've used Youtube over the years MANY MANY times to figure stuff out. You sometimes have to wade through some BS videos but eventually you will find someone out there has figured it out and then made a video.....
Youtube has saved me thousands of dollar on repairs to my Mercedes. Helped a lot on my Spyder mods, too.
Cute, but isn't funny that anyone, would be Youtube certified 
Think about it though, we are nearly at the point where Youtube has enough clout to be your certification company, and that is no joke
As mentioned once you weed through the half assed videos there usually is good solid info, YT has guided me a few times.
Me too. Saved me a bunch of service costs on my BMW.
@Lane Anderson posted:Me too. Saved me a bunch of service costs on my BMW.
And my old Audi. And now my Cayman. I installed an Android touchscreen with reverse camera, all off of Youtube videos.
Did you use a wifi or Bluetooth rear camera?
Hardwired. It's the way I roll. It's a skinny co-ax with a 12v feed wire inside to trigger the radio display. The feed is picked up from the backup light. Less than $25, and replaced a license plate light(includes LED license light). I did replace the incandescent bulb on the other plate light so the lighting color matched(whiter light).
https://www.reverse-cameras.co...-hd-ccd-night-vision
The Cayman camera was on the slow boat, I think it took 4 or 5 weeks, but for the price with shipping I can be patient.
Same way I wired and triggered my tailgate camera in the pickup. SO easy to hook the trailer up now! In the pickup, I merely drilled a hole in the tailgate latch, right where the factory puts the OE camera. Amazon, $20.
Sorry for thread hijack.
Costco may still have wireless backup cameras for $99 that are solar-powered and come with a screen.
