4-Way to 7-Way Adapter Recommendation for 2003 Toyota Sequoia with Backup Camera

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I need an adapter that plugs into a 7 way wireless back up camera system. My Sequoia current has a 4 pin adapter in it. what do I need to make this work?

asked by: Jason M

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Expert Reply:

For an adapter that plugs into a vehicle 4-way to provide a 7-way you'd want the part # 37185. Since you said this is for a backup camera you'd most likely need to run the purple wire of the adapter to the reverse light circuit.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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