Installation Video

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Tools Needed:

• 9/32 inch socket (or 7mm socket)
• Ratchet wrench (Manual or powered)
• Panel removal tool (Plastic preferred)
• Side cutter
• Zip Ties
• Flash light or work light

Step 1

Remove the front grille:

• Open the hood and secure with hood prop.
• Remove the six plastic retainers from the top of the grille. We recommend a panel removal tool or small flat head screws driver to release the retainers.
• Remove the grille by grabbing the bottom and pulling towards you to release the retaining clips.
• Disconnect the wire connections to your factory turn signals by depressing the tabs.

Step 2

Configuring the camera:

• Determine where you want to mount your aftermarket camera.
• Mark and drill the appropriate holes to secure your camera.

Step 3

Installing the camera mount:

• Place the front camera mount on the radiator support cross member.
• Line up the mounting holes in the camera mount with the holes in the upper grille support with the camera facing forward.
• Secure the mount with the provided hardware:
• Place a split washer on each bolt.
• Place a flat washer on each bolt.
• Insert the bolt assembly through the front camera mount, thorough the upper grille support.
• Place a second flat washer over the bolt and secure with the provided nut.
• Leave the nut slightly loose for now so that you can align the camera in the grille opening.

Step 4

Routing and connecting the wiring harness:

• Route the wires along the grille support towards the passenger side of the Jeep.
• Continue running the wire backwards towards the firewall and through the firewall grommet into the cab of the Jeep.
• Continue running the wires to the back of the radio.
• Once you have verified that your wire has reached the radio, secure the harness with zip ties as needed.

Step 5

Connect the camera to your aftermarket head unit:

You will need to remove the head unit for this step.

• Connect the camera wire RCA to the camera input connection.
• Connect power and ground:
• Connect the black wire to ground.
• Connect the red wire to 12V power.

Step 6

Test functionality:

• Test functionality of the camera and make any adjustments to camera mount to optimize camera view.
• The bracket can be bent slightly to adjust vertical field of view.
• The bracket can be slide left & right to adjust horizontal field of view.
• Once you are happy with the placement and fitment within the grille, fully tighten the mounting hardware.

Step 7

Re-install the front grille:

• Place the grille back on the front and connect your factory turn signal harnesses.
• Place the grille back into position and push the bottom in the secure the retainers.
• Replace the six plastic retainers along the top of the grille.
• Close and secure the hood.

Congratulations on installing your new
Bantam Overland Front Camera Mount!