Add OEM backup camera to base '06

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I have an extra factory backup camera I can send you. If you pull the rear lower cover off, there should be a plug mounted on the driver's side (left) of the hatch, and there might be a rectangle cutout with two screw holes behind the center pull. They may be plugged if it didn't come with a camera, or the hatch may not have any holes at all. I've heard the wiring is the same either way in the 2006-2009 Prius models. I believe you just need a different MFD (one from a car with a backup camera), but I may be incorrect with that info.

 

NewI just installed (today Aug 11/18) a 86110-47210 MFD into my base 05, replacing the original "47080 MFD".
ITbland's M13 pin out data was perfect, re attached. The big wires came out easy but the violet
on pin 25 was stubborn. I used a very fine jewellers screw driver. Make sure
the locking bar is out, then push the screw driver firmly into the hole closest to the
edge and it will pop. Then you can pull out the violet wire. I'm still sorting out the REV+
line for pin 21....

I've ordered some shielded 3 core cable from aliexpress for the camera feed.
Still figuring out the mount since there is no factory hole in the hatch for the camera.
It's aluminum so magnets won't help to hold it in place. A picture, with minimal parallax,
of a hatch showing the camera hole and the two holes near it for mounting the plastic piece
that holds the backup lights and door lock release would be a great help to make a template.....

 

Today I put in a 86110-47210 MFD in my 05 prius.
M13 connector must be rewired. Basically pop out the required pins and
pop them back into the new locations. Instruction were related to the 47230 MFD
from user ITBland but they did match my 47210 and works correctly.

The hatch does not have a hole for the camera, it is there on the plastic trim.
Any chance you can post a photo? The camera hole, screw mounts and the two holes
nearby used to mount the plastic trim with the backup lights and hatch release button.

I can scale it, make a template, paste it to the hatch and using a nibbler carve out the
hole.

 

Hello Guys,

I have a second gen 2006 with Navigation, hands-free, key-less entry - so I guess that it means I have high-res MFD.

Will be doing a trunk switch replacement soon, and I thought I will add OEM camera while I'm at it.

If I will find the harness with the socket inside the panel, does it mean it will work out of the box [plug and play?] Or do I still need to do something with the software or the display...

Thanks!

 

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If the hole in the back hatch is there then the harness is probably there.
That makes the install simple, no software. If the harness is complete
the MDF will detect when you put it in reverse and switch on the camera system.

I didn't have the high def MDF, hole in the hatch or the harness. Loads of fun.....but it all works:OP