GG Offroad
Toyota Tundra 3rd Gen (2022+) Digital Rearview Mirror & Bed Camera Relocation Kit for Toppers
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The GG Offroad Digital Rearview Mirror and Bed Camera Relocation Kit moves the two cameras that live in the Tundra's third brake light out to your topper or camper shell. Once a shell is on the bed, those cameras are looking at fiberglass, and the mirror either goes black or shows the inside of the cap. Relocating them restores the camera mirror and the bed view.
The kit uses your factory Toyota cameras. Two braided, shielded extension cables plug into the factory connectors, so nothing gets cut or spliced, and closeout plugs seal the empty camera holes. Pick one of three mounts: a suction cup pair that sticks to the topper glass with no drilling, a pivot arm that screws to the topper ceiling and carries both cameras, or external housings for shells and racks where the cameras ride outside.
Plan on two to four hours. The rear headliner comes down and the taillight comes out to route the cables, and the job is easier before the topper goes on. Your truck needs the factory digital rearview mirror. If the topper has its own third brake light, you will also want the brake light wiring tap cable. More for the Tundra 3rd Gen, or see the Tacoma version.
Specifications
| Fitment | Toyota Tundra 3rd Gen, 2022+, all trims |
|---|---|
| Requires | Factory digital rearview mirror and bed view camera |
| Extension cables | Two braided, quad-twisted cables, 23 ft each, double foil and metal braid shielded, 26 AWG, rated to 85°C |
| Mount options | Suction cup (no drill), pivot arm (screws to topper ceiling), external housings (T-slot rail or drilled through topper skin) |
| Cameras | Not included; reuses factory cameras |
| Warranty | 3 years (GG Offroad) |
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