@DV52 @Kushdaiin
Hello, I'm not sure if you're still interested in the "ground" story you were talking about before, and what the outcome is from my experience. FYI I'm going to do the upgrade from lowline to highline RVC.
However I'm still waiting for the new cam, today I did some Investigation in advance. So my car came originally with a lowline RVC, and I mentioned like Kushdaiin, that pin 2 from the camera is there, but not comming through the car harness,. See the picture.
So I took a multimeter and shortened pin 2 to ground, and it appears it has ground.
Also, I took apart the whole housing, since I'm only replacing the cam and keep the original latch and mechanism, to see if it would be complicated, which is not by the way. Based on what I've seen it can't get ground through any screws, since it is all plastic. So that leaves only one option, that it gets ground through the video signal wire. I was not 100% sure about this, because I already put the housing back together before I did the test with the ground. So I disconnected the video signal wire, and yes no more ground, my thoughts where right. But that doesn't explain the short to ground error that Kushdaiin experienced.
Further more, the highline cam will come with an 8 pin connector and there must come a wire from pin 3 from a 4 pin connector to pin 6 from the 8 pin connector, is this that 4 pin connector as seen on the picture below?
So basically, if so, I need to take out pin 3 from this connector, and make a new wire from this pin 3 position to the 8 pin connector from highline cam?
Great thanks for your answer in advance.
Greets Chris.