Can The Custom Third Brake Light Camera for 4.2" Factory Monitor Be Wired to Auxiliary Switch?

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how can i use the aux switches instead of the supplied toggle switch

asked by: Steve

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The Custom Third Brake Light Camera # 3460002 uses the supplied toggle switch as a power input to signal the module for switching to the optional 3rd brake light camera. To use one of the factory auxiliary switches on your 2021 Ford F-350 you will simply need to wire your auxiliary switch in place of the included toggle switch. If you already have power routed to the hot side of the switch, you will only need to connect the black wire from the cold side of the toggle switch.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 10

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