Any experience with GM rear view camera ?

I have the GM accy camera system on my 2015.5 duramax. The rear wireless camera was pretty iffy at the back of my 35ft trailer, but the wired camera worked fine.

The newer system should be much better based on reviews I've seen. Now one spec that I saw said that the feature to "remove" the trailer from the rear view (make the trailer disappear) would only work with trailers less than 35ft overall. that may be where the 35ft came from.

Thank you both for the reply.

Yes, the connection plug is located above the 7 way connector near the truck hitch. So 35 feet will be close.

I certainly hope the cable is 60 feet, it makes much more sense. I was getting the 35 feet from a GMC dealer parts department, but they were going off of their personal experience with their own purchase a few years ago. I tried looking at the GM part on GM part websites (I am not sure if those websites are GM sites, but they sell original OEM parts ??) - anyway I could not see a cable length listed.

My truck is the new 2022 and not the limited 2022. So it has a completely new user interface and larger screen, etc. So far I am very impressed with the camera controls on the screen for existing cameras on the truck, I really want the backup trailer camera on the same interface.

thanks again.

ccjack,

You should confirm the length of the cable before abandoning the OEM camera. When I picked up my '22 SLE in March (in Canada), I thought it was 60 feet.

Actually just checked GM Accessories page and it quoted 60 feet.

Maybe visit the parts department at the dealer to confirm.

And also confirm if the OEM camera is compatible with your truck. When I ordered mine, I was told by the sales guy and the sales manager that the camera definitely would work with my system. I found out after the truck arrived that was not so. Find someone who actually knows about the camera.

Marv

No real experience with the camera but I think the plug in is located with the 7 way so you might be OK with the length depending on how you route the wire.