Did you use the relay with your HitchCam?

MB,

• Looks like 2 spacers, just like your pictures
• Don't know about the relay, but I've had no battery problems
• No play at the receiver. No image problems, no noise, no rattle.

I think the Bijou Lounge is gone (but I could be wrong). Ajax Club is gone. Fancier Agenda Club across the street seems to do well. Old Fox theater was fully restored and is now the California theater.

I hope above info helps some.

[mountainbiker]

Any idea which is the trailer hitch cable loom?

Do you know how many wires (4, 7, or more) it contains and the colors of the wires?

[fourfourto]

The trailer hitch wires are in the back above the bumper on the left side in a cluster,I beleve there are 7 wires.open rear hatch ,there under the lip .

yellow- left rear stop /turn
white -trailer ground
dk blue -trailer aox supply
dk green- right rear stop/turn
red- batt positive
brown -trailer park lights
lt green -back up light


There is also a cluster for th trailer brake located under dash to right of wheel towards the radio.

[mountainbiker]

Thank you Fourfourto. Unfortunately, I need the wire loom containing in the engine compartment by the fire wall as I need to install a relay to kill the power to the hitch when the ignition is off. (See the HitchCAM instruction sheet in my earlier post.) My Service Manuals (vol 1 and 2) don't reference the trailer wiring.

[mountainbiker]

I am still in search of the mystery hitch power wire (in the engine compartment). However, here is the monitor using the magnetic vent mount. The cable looks a hair better than in this picture, but it is still a bit difficult to hide the bad boy...unless I drill a hole.

[fourfourto]

Run that wire through the vent,it shoud bend around were the vent slides in.

[mountainbiker]

Originally Posted by fourfourto

Run that wire through the vent,it shoud bend around were the vent slides in.

The wire is wrapped around one of the vent slates like a "C" to (1) hold it in place, and (2) I needed the connector to be inside the vent, because the connector is about 1" and the mount is so close to the vent. Or are you saying run the wire through the heat/ac vent tubing?

Find me the power wire to the hitch (inside the engine compartment), and I'll be your best friend