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    10-15-2011 03:34 PM #1
    I took a chance and ordered the JSW/Tiguan back-up camera and was hoping it will fit on the Jetta as well. Guess what???? it does

    Part number for the trunk handle on the Jetta is 5N0 827 566
    Part number for the JSW handle with camera is 5N0 827 566J so its the same part and it fits great.

    As for the rest of the install i haven't done it but looks very similar to what has been done on JSW.

    http://www.myturbodiesel.com/forum/f...ortwagen-5930/

    Few changes on the harness side. The harness that i ordered from Poland Ebay does come with Yellow/Black/Red wires. Black/Red wires are really long and go all the way. Yellow wire is short and should be used as "Signal" wire and get connected to the back up lights, no need to run it to CECM on the Jetta.

    Just before everyone starts asking me where i got it from, it was purchased from ebay under the seller www*carsystems*pl
    http://www.ebay.ca/itm/TIGUAN-5N-VW-...ht_3649wt_1185

    Here are the camera pictures.






    Install went really easy.

    Took radio out and connected the plug in the back of the RNS-315.

    I just followed the radio harness and followed the same path.







    then decided to follow another harness that went all the way to the back. took the door sills out and tucked the wire harness under. I've also decided to take 2 more wires and attach to the harness as well. These wires will be used later on for the rear fog and maybe something else as well, mind as well do all the leg work now.

    used the electrical wire and re-wrapped the length of the cable.

    once i got to the trunk, then just followed the same harness that goes into the trunk lid. Rest was easy!

    Sorry, i didnt take too many pictures, rain was on and off and i was trying to finish this ASAP.







    Here is the final product. Overall it was easy to do, lot of thanks goes to others that have finished this task in the past.
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    10-15-2011 05:34 PM #2
    Does anybody know if this has been done with the rcd-510 / GLI fender system.
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  3. 10-15-2011 05:36 PM #3

    If I want to setup a backup camera I have to get RSD-310 or 510 first.

    But now I have RCD-510..

  4. 10-15-2011 08:38 PM #4
    Sweet very nice. I may have to do this, great write up
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    10-16-2011 01:11 PM #5
    Very nice, how much did it run you in parts? I see that you have a TDI 6spd also . I assume the harness has everything needed for the reverse gear switch. The link you posted doesn't work.
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    10-16-2011 02:45 PM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by MAXecutive View Post
    Very nice, how much did it run you in parts? I see that you have a TDI 6spd also . I assume the harness has everything needed for the reverse gear switch. The link you posted doesn't work.
    yeah the harness that i got from "www*carsystems*pl", just on ebay search for the seller. It was around 450$ canadian by the time it came to my door.

    As for the harness, its got everything, you just need to connect the 3 wires.
    Yellow- connects to the + signal wire of back-up lights.
    Black- connects to ground, wires are long enough that will allow you to connect to ground near fuse box.
    Red- its connected to a ACC+ in the fuse, but i need to buy the proper connetion to connect to the back of the fuse box. currently its just connected with "add a fuse"

    Hope this helps. Not sure what happened to myturbodiesel site, but if you just google vw back up camera you will get tons of hits.
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    10-16-2011 09:01 PM #7
    Thanks, that's not a bad deal. Good idea on running a spare wire to the back for future use.
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    10-17-2011 02:29 AM #8
    Quote Originally Posted by antwan30184 View Post
    Does anybody know if this has been done with the rcd-510 / GLI fender system.
    shouldnt, the rcd units have no video input iirc
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    11-29-2011 05:36 PM #9
    Has anyone talked to the dealership about any warranty issues with doing this?

  10. 11-30-2011 12:31 AM #10
    I've done some searching but couldn't find it anywhere but how do I find out what model radio I have to see if I can do this? I have a 2012 jetta 2.5 SE with convenience and sunroof. I would love to add this feature to my wife's car since she has a horrible time backing up. She backed into several things in her last car.

  11. 11-30-2011 11:49 AM #11
    According to VW's Website the SE with conv & moonroof comes with the Touchscreen VIII radio, the SEL would have provided you with the RNS-315 to hook up the back up camera.

    http://www.vw.com/en/models/jetta/tr...e88b943fe0e53c

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    11-30-2011 08:47 PM #12
    Quote Originally Posted by DEEEJ View Post
    Has anyone talked to the dealership about any warranty issues with doing this?
    why would you want to do that?
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    12-01-2011 03:00 AM #13
    will this work on an aftermarket gps unit?
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  14. 12-01-2011 03:16 AM #14
    Quote Originally Posted by Chpwaman View Post
    According to VW's Website the SE with conv & moonroof comes with the Touchscreen VIII radio, the SEL would have provided you with the RNS-315 to hook up the back up camera.

    http://www.vw.com/en/models/jetta/tr...e88b943fe0e53c
    Dang, so basically I'm out of luck and just have to pray she doesn't back into anything.

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  17. 12-01-2011 11:37 AM #17
    That looks like the touchscreen VIII radio unit...did you install that aftermarket?

  18. 12-01-2011 11:39 AM #18
    It's a circuit board that goes inside the factory rcd 510

  19. 12-01-2011 01:13 PM #19
    Where can one find the card? I can find the external box for sale, but no card.

  20. 12-01-2011 08:53 PM #20
    Any shop that deals with directs. My boss might be down to do deals of you ship the radio I can do the mod and ship it back.

  21. 01-07-2012 11:23 PM #21
    I successfully completed the install today. Thanks Mo_Focus for your help on getting this done!! It wasn't that difficult of an install. I ended up ordering the part off of some guy on ebay. He ordered the JSW latch release / camera combo from VW Japan and the wire from VW Poland. I believe the total price was about $380'ish shipped to my door for both parts and it took about 2 1/2 hours for the install. Would have been done sooner, but my camera lead wasn't connected properly so it took a bit to diagnose.

    Let me know if anyone wants the contact information for this guy.

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    01-08-2012 12:37 AM #22
    I am very intrigued about getting the backup camera on the Premium VIII system. How difficult is it to install the circuit board as a DIY for the Premium VIII system? This is very, very interesting

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    01-11-2012 04:05 PM #23
    Hi there!

    I bought the same camera from an eBay seller and originally intended to have a VW mechanic install but but having a look at this thread I may have a got at it myself.

    Are you able to give me some pointers on how to start pulling apart the trims and how to take the radio out? Or at least point me to a thread that shows how to do these? It seems straightforward but I don't want to start yanking out parts of the car and break them

    Thanks.

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    01-11-2012 05:15 PM #24
    Ok this is just FYI for people thinking of getting a new head unit to install a camera.

    There are 3 RCD510's used by VW worldwide. One of them have definitely got a video input interface at the back, the other 2 may or may not. As I understand it, the head units of Jettas in the US all don't have video inputs. Can someone identify which of the following are used in the US?

    For those with non-touchscreen head units and would like to get one with a video input, I suggest looking for a BOSCH model shipped from overseas (US may only sell those without the input). You can identify the models based on the buttons on the screen.

    BOSCH - this one supposedly all have video input


    BLAUPUNKT - not sure?


    DELPHI - not sure?

  25. 01-11-2012 07:38 PM #25
    Quote Originally Posted by kickapoo View Post
    I am very intrigued about getting the backup camera on the Premium VIII system. How difficult is it to install the circuit board as a DIY for the Premium VIII system? This is very, very interesting
    Pm me and I can help you out if your in so cal then I could do it at my shop.

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    01-11-2012 11:32 PM #26
    ziggyboy,

    none of the ones you posted is the US-spec RCD-510 Premium VIII system. See picture below for what we have in the United States.



    Just because I haven't taken it out of the dash I can't confirm video input or manufacturer.

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    01-11-2012 11:39 PM #27
    I'm really interested in completing this on my 2012 GLI with Rcd 510 fender. Can u help an east coast guy out with parts and directions?

    Im the process now of collecting a bunch of parts for my massive diy install of hardwire radar detector with mute button hardwired in a custom button, esp button, and built in garage door opener, I figure while its all apart I can add this to the list.
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    01-12-2012 04:51 PM #28
    Quote Originally Posted by kickapoo View Post
    ziggyboy,

    none of the ones you posted is the US-spec RCD-510 Premium VIII system. See picture below for what we have in the United States.

    Just because I haven't taken it out of the dash I can't confirm video input or manufacturer.
    Interesting. So there are now at least 4 models of the RCD510! Confusing on VW's part. Why would they all call them RCD510, why not RCD510A, B, etc? Wonder who makes the US spec RCD510's...

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    01-12-2012 05:17 PM #29
    It would be simply, if u take your radio out --> take a look at the back --> finished

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    01-16-2012 09:55 PM #30
    I'll do as soon I'll get my stuff👏. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍did you have to make a lot with the vag com? To make it work?

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    01-18-2012 09:26 AM #31
    Quote Originally Posted by JUANE DSG TDI View Post
    I'll do as soon I'll get my stuff👏. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍did you have to make a lot with the vag com? To make it work?
    I had mine done by a mechanic. Radio has to be coded to let it know you've got a camera. If you've never used vagcom/vcds before then I suggest you let someone else do it.

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    01-18-2012 10:17 AM #32
    So wait, if you have a 2012 GLI Autobahn with the Fender (no Phone button). Then how would you go about hooking it up. This thread seems to have gone in several directions with only limited part #'s and install directions or pointers.
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    01-19-2012 09:12 AM #33
    For anyone who has done this, were you able to fish the wire across the dash (from the radio to the opening by the driver door) without taking the dash apart? From this thread it looked like that was possible, but I know over in the JSW thread they detail pulling the instrument cluster and everything to accomplish this. I'm hoping that's not necessary!

    Also, it was no problem to get the wire through the wire loom that goes into the trunk lid? Looking at mine it seems like it's pretty tight, especially with the video connector on the end of the cable.

    Thanks!

  34. 01-19-2012 09:23 AM #34
    Quote Originally Posted by skunkiechris View Post
    For anyone who has done this, were you able to fish the wire across the dash (from the radio to the opening by the driver door) without taking the dash apart? From this thread it looked like that was possible, but I know over in the JSW thread they detail pulling the instrument cluster and everything to accomplish this. I'm hoping that's not necessary!

    Also, it was no problem to get the wire through the wire loom that goes into the trunk lid? Looking at mine it seems like it's pretty tight, especially with the video connector on the end of the cable.

    Thanks!
    I took the cluster out its not that hard at all

  35. 01-19-2012 05:26 PM #35
    I didn't take my dash apart. All I did was take the radio out and fished the wire through a small hole which allowed me to get into the spot above the footwell. We didn't even take panels out. The only panel we took off was the footrest (which we still can't get back on). We ran the wires along the doorsill panels and tucked them under. They fell right into place and don't show at all. We then fished the wire into the trunk through a gap from the backseat area into the trunk (again you can't see anything). Lastly, we ran the wire in the plastic wire loom on the trunk and through the existing hole in the grommet. You can't tell this was installed aftermarket at all. Best of all...no need to take apart any panels. The entire install took 3 hours. 1 hour 30min of it was trying to figure out why the camera didn't switch over ( bad connection).

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