I followed your video today with the install of the G900 Pro...it was solid info, & made it an easy /worry-less install. I did mount the rear cam a slightly more to left of wiper w/o any issue. However when the radio is loud the rear cam image does vibrate with the sound of the music. I'm not sure what the cause is. Also I can't get the clock to stay on the correct time. The device is wired so that "ParkingMode" is enabled, but when I turn the car off and back on again the time always changes no matter what it's set to. Any idea what's going on with that? Should I do firmware update? Any info is appreciated.
@@bloodsweatnbass8918 hey man! Glad to hear my video helped you out! Not sure about the vibrating goes? Did you use the double sided tape and screw the cam into the plastic trim piece? Did you set your time zone in the settings? Also, check to see if your daylight savings time is enabled. If it is, try disabling it. I had the same issue until I turned it off. Time stays the same now. Hope this helps!
@jordankozar3 I just checked their site. Think you misread it. The forward slash is between each car model. There’s no year for the Runners because of backwards/forward compatibility. The Ram is 2003-2011. Hope this helps!
Need to be a bit more specific. Your headunit doesn’t recognize the Wolfbox rear camera? Why would it? They aren’t linked. If you want backup guidance on your rear view, tie the red wire to the reverse lights. You can’t get the G900 or the Pro on your headunit screen though.
I plug it in and when I swipe to get the rear view, nothing happens. When I click the icon "invert rear camera" it says to connect it when it is connected. Maybe I have a bum mirror head unit. Just wanted to see if you might have had some weird thing happen like this. It worked when I did the initial hookup just to make sure everything worked but now that I have everything tucked in and neat, it doesn't. I double checked with the 21-ft cable that came with the kit (33' used in 4runner) And now neither work. And by head unit, I'm meaning the mirror/LCD screen😅
@ OK that makes more sense. That’s very very strange that neither work now. Have you checked the prongs on the inside wire of the camera? I know that sounds stupid, but could one of the prongs may be bent? Also, are you sure the cable was put in the right way? I know that there’s an arrow and only one way that it can fit, but I have seen people make them fit the wrong way. Just trying to think of what it could be.
There was one difficult part with the wire and the rubber boot, I ran a stiff wire through the boot with a piece of strong string, to that I attached the camera wire to the string with electrical tape and pulled it through that way. Every thing else was a super easy. Take your time follow the steps if you haven't already. 💯
Great presentation. How does this compare to the Viofo A329 in terms of picture quality and sound? Thanks.
I followed your video today with the install of the G900 Pro...it was solid info, & made it an easy /worry-less install. I did mount the rear cam a slightly more to left of wiper w/o any issue. However when the radio is loud the rear cam image does vibrate with the sound of the music. I'm not sure what the cause is. Also I can't get the clock to stay on the correct time. The device is wired so that "ParkingMode" is enabled, but when I turn the car off and back on again the time always changes no matter what it's set to. Any idea what's going on with that? Should I do firmware update? Any info is appreciated.
@@bloodsweatnbass8918 hey man! Glad to hear my video helped you out! Not sure about the vibrating goes? Did you use the double sided tape and screw the cam into the plastic trim piece?
Did you set your time zone in the settings? Also, check to see if your daylight savings time is enabled. If it is, try disabling it. I had the same issue until I turned it off. Time stays the same now. Hope this helps!
@@ProjectAbate Yes I did actually. I think its because the spoiler vibrates with the music as well.
@bloodsweatnbass8918 I guess if the music is loud enough that might happen!
For the rear view mirror mount. Does it work for 2019?
@@jordankozar3 yes. Mines a 2014, and my friends is a 2024. They all work. Might just have to take off trim if yours has it…. Hope this helps!
@ sounds good. On the site it’s says 4Runner/ram 2003-2011
@jordankozar3 I just checked their site. Think you misread it. The forward slash is between each car model. There’s no year for the Runners because of backwards/forward compatibility. The Ram is 2003-2011. Hope this helps!
I just installed a G900 Pro yesterday. The head unit will not recognize that the rear camera is plugged in. Have you run into this problem?
Need to be a bit more specific. Your headunit doesn’t recognize the Wolfbox rear camera? Why would it? They aren’t linked. If you want backup guidance on your rear view, tie the red wire to the reverse lights. You can’t get the G900 or the Pro on your headunit screen though.
I plug it in and when I swipe to get the rear view, nothing happens. When I click the icon "invert rear camera" it says to connect it when it is connected. Maybe I have a bum mirror head unit. Just wanted to see if you might have had some weird thing happen like this. It worked when I did the initial hookup just to make sure everything worked but now that I have everything tucked in and neat, it doesn't. I double checked with the 21-ft cable that came with the kit (33' used in 4runner) And now neither work. And by head unit, I'm meaning the mirror/LCD screen😅
@ OK that makes more sense. That’s very very strange that neither work now. Have you checked the prongs on the inside wire of the camera? I know that sounds stupid, but could one of the prongs may be bent? Also, are you sure the cable was put in the right way? I know that there’s an arrow and only one way that it can fit, but I have seen people make them fit the wrong way. Just trying to think of what it could be.
Pain in the ass of an install
Quite simple actually. Just takes time.
There was one difficult part with the wire and the rubber boot, I ran a stiff wire through the boot with a piece of strong string, to that I attached the camera wire to the string with electrical tape and pulled it through that way. Every thing else was a super easy. Take your time follow the steps if you haven't already. 💯