Back up cameras are very a convenient accessory but they tend to be a bit fragile. They can become inoperative when subjected to collision, corrosion and even slamming an SUV's hatch down too hard. In this video, the vehicle owner and I show you how we replaced the back up camera in his SUV.
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23 янв 2018
