For vehicles that do NOT currently have Compass / Temperature on the existing mirorr, part number 9002-6008 must also be ordered.
See what you’ve been missing (or hitting) with this complete integrated backup camera and 3.5” LCD display rearview mirror for your 2007-2012 Chevy Suburban, Chevy Tahoe, or GMC Yukon. Includes identical replacement rear-view mirror with back up monitor for your GM vehicle (with no loss of vehicle features), Panasonic OEM-grade color camera, and all vehicle harnessing.
Protect your loved ones and your vehicle from back up accidents
You value your GM Sport Utility Vehicle, and your family and loved ones more. A quality rear vision system will protect both. This is the factory-original GM Rear Vision System for your 2007-2012 GM SUV and it’s available only from your GM dealer or through Brandmotion. When you put your vehicle in reverse, the replacement Rearview Mirror displays a bright 3.5" LCD that provides a complete view of everything behind your vehicle, with high-resolution Panasonic wide-angle camera. Compatible with all 2007-2012 Chevy Suburban, Chevy Tahoe, GMC Yukon, models. This kit comes complete with factory original upgrade mirror, factory tailgate bezel with integrated Panasonic wide-angle camera, shielded harnesses, and detailed instructions. Can be Installed in 90-120 minutes. Professional installation is recommended.
Key Benefits:
- Identical to the factory system available from your GM dealer
- High quality, OEM approved components and construction
- No loss of features in your current mirror or vehicle
- Auto dimming mirror
- Large 3.5” color backup monitor displays vividly when you put your vehicle in reverse
- High resolution color image
- One year warranty
- 3.5" TFT LCD Mirror Monitor
- High Resolution Display
- Auto Dimming
- 1/4" Panasonic CCD Color Camera
- 3 Lux For Illumination & Sharper Image
- Color Image w/Automatic White Balance
- Electronic Auto Iris
- 150 Degree Horizontal and 100 degree Vertical Lens with Excellent Depth of Field
- Waterproof Case w/Anti-fog Lens
For vehicles that do NOT currently have Compass / Temperature on the existing mirorr, part number 9002-6008 must also be ordered.
This product is compatible with all 2007-2012 Chevy Suburban, Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon vehicles.
We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date installation instructions. Our instructions were updated on May 14, 2012. Please click the installation links below to download the latest.
Installation Instructions
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Installation is estimated between 90-150 minutes. A "do-it-yourself" installation is estimated between 120-240 minutes. Professional installation is recommended.
Q: Will installing this void my warranty?
A: No. It’s a complete factory upgrade kit.
Q: If I have the navigation radio, can I still order the mirror/monitor version?
A: Yes
Q: If I have the navigation radio, can I get the rear view image to show in both the mirror and the navigation radio?
A: No. This would require custom cutting/wiring/splicing and the signal strength would be too weak and would cause the image to be distorted.
Q: Can I adjust the viewing angle?
A: No, The image is fixed for standard viewing.
Q: My factory mirror has Seat Belt Warning, will the mirror work with my car?
A: No, the occupant indicator system will not function properly.
Q: Can I adjust the image (Brightness, Contrast, Color)?
A: No, it is preset to optimum performance.
Q: Will these mirrors work on vehicles with rain sensors near the mirror?
A: On most designs yes. Contact Brandmotion before buying to make sure your system is compatible.
Q: After I installed the mirror, the vehicle will not start, codes flash on the dash warning indicator, what is the issue?
A: Your vehicle has a LAN communication circuit in pin location #3, remove this lead and isolate. Retest, the vehicle should start and all codes will have been removed automatically.
Q: I Just installed your mirror and now I have a RED mirror light, what is wrong?
A: Check your microphone connection, if the microphone is disconnected then the mirror light will turn on RED stating that there is no connection.
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Rear View System Delivers! Review by sRide
Price Value Quality This weekend I installed the BrandMotion rear view system in my 2011 Chevrolet Suburban LT1. The system is fantastic and provides a crisp wide angle view where it should be...on the mirror!! If you have owned a traditional navigation based rear view system you will appreciate not having to look down for the rear view image and then back up at the rear view mirror.
This installation is within reach for weekend warriors; however, buyers should be aware that you must read ALL of the instructions carefully. This is an intermediate level install and not a beginner plug-and-play solution. Study the instructions carefully and you will be rewarded with a smooth installation experience. You need to be familiar with how to pinout connectors, remove and reinstall vehicle trim, run cables, and troubleshoot any issues per the manufacturer’s instructions. If you are not technically inclined or have never worked with vehicle trim you should consider professional installation. I am not a professional installer and the total installation time was ~4 hours. I would rather move slow and get things perfect than work quickly and make mistakes.
The kit components are of the highest quality. This kit is not cheap but you get what you pay for. The rear view mirror is higher quality than the OEM GM mirror and you cannot see the integrated display screen unless the vehicle is in reverse. The kit includes very high quality harnesses, connectors, and everything you need for connecting the system. The OnStar integration into the vehicle is seamless. My only ding on the kit is the length of the mirror specific wiring harness. I would have appreciated 1-2 more inches of length for routing. Do yourself a favor and avoid zip tying the cables for the mirror specific harness, camera harness, and rear chassis run until you have everything tested. The chassis and camera harness length are perfect with additional length left over if needed. (Posted on 9/25/11)
