Possible look at the 2013 refresh
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hey_mikey
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non-navi units will have the backup camera displayed in the i-MID. Navi units will have it displayed on the navi screen
hey_mikey
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from what I've heard and read, the 2012 Civic's i-MID is capable of supporting a backup camera. The OEM camera from the 2012 CR-V is compatible, but since the Civics aren't wired from the factory for a camera, you need to build a custom harness. Once you build your harness, everything should be plug and play, with the i-MID automatically displaying the camera and guidelines when you put the car in reverse.
As far as mounting the camera, you will need to find a way to do that on your own.
As far as mounting the camera, you will need to find a way to do that on your own.
Hello guys! I've been reading this thread and maybe give you some useful info
We do have a euro spec civic here. Neverthenless - from the previous week also the sedan version is being sold on some european markets. It has the tail lights as the Aussie version.
Regarding the mounting of the camera: I think you can put a camera kit on afterwards. The camera kit to upgrade a Civic without it costs around 600 euros here.
We do have a euro spec civic here. Neverthenless - from the previous week also the sedan version is being sold on some european markets. It has the tail lights as the Aussie version.
Regarding the mounting of the camera: I think you can put a camera kit on afterwards. The camera kit to upgrade a Civic without it costs around 600 euros here.
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Any chance of euro pics?
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sorry, I just realized you're not in the US. I thought you were saying a dealership in the US had the euro on the lot for some reason. my bad
PainIs4ThaWeak
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Looks like a Corolla S ... :\ :puke: