AutoChimp™ Reverse Camera Retention Kit for Toyota (2018–2025) | 30-Pin + 28-Pin OEM Camera to RCA for Aftermarket Head Units

AutoChimp™ Reverse Camera Retention Kit for Toyota (2018–2025) | 30-Pin + 28-Pin OEM Camera to RCA for Aftermarket Head Units

SKU: AC-TOY-30PIN-28PIN-RCAM-RET

The AutoChimp™ Reverse Camera Retention Harness for Toyota is a plug & play solution designed to retain the OEM reverse camera when upgrading to an aftermarket stereo.

This harness is built around a 30-pin camera signal adapter and a 28-pin power T-harness. The 30-pin section handles the factory camera video signal and converts it to a standard yellow RCA output for aftermarket head units, while the 28-pin T-harness restores power and ground to the factory camera using accessory-fed power.

It is designed for Toyota vehicles using this later-style dual-connector camera setup, where the factory reverse camera requires both video retention and separate powered camera retention after the original stereo is removed.

No cutting, no splicing, no coding — just a clean inline installation behind the stereo.

Key Features

• Retains the factory Toyota reverse camera when fitting an aftermarket stereo
• 30-pin OEM camera signal adapter
• 28-pin camera power T-harness for retained camera power and earth
• Yellow RCA video output for aftermarket head units
• Plug & play inline installation behind the stereo
• Restores factory camera functionality after stereo replacement
• No wire cutting, no snap locks, no programming required
• Designed for Toyota vehicles using a 30-pin camera signal connector and separate 28-pin camera power connector

How It Works

• The 30-pin adapter picks up the OEM reverse camera video signal
• The 28-pin T-harness restores camera power and earth from accessory-fed vehicle wiring
• The harness outputs a standard yellow RCA video signal for connection to the reverse camera input on an aftermarket stereo
• Once installed, the factory reverse camera remains functional after the original stereo is removed

What’s Included

• 1x AutoChimp™ 30-pin reverse camera retention adapter
• 1x AutoChimp™ 28-pin camera power T-harness
• 1x integrated yellow RCA video output
• Integrated accessory power and earth connections for retained camera power
• 1x digital installation guide

Vehicle Compatibility

• Toyota vehicles using a 30-pin OEM camera signal connector and 28-pin camera power connector
• 2018–2025
• Common Toyota platforms in this connector family include:
  • Toyota Hilux
  • Toyota Fortuner
  • Toyota Prado 150 Series
  • Toyota HiAce
• Also suitable for other Toyota vehicles using the same 30-pin + 28-pin camera connector layout

Important: Vehicle must have both the 30-pin camera signal plug and the 28-pin camera power plug to suit this harness.

Important Notes

• This harness is designed to retain the factory reverse camera when fitting an aftermarket stereo
• Compatibility is connector-dependent, not just year-dependent
• Vehicle must have both the 30-pin camera signal connector and 28-pin camera power connector
• Outputs yellow RCA composite video for aftermarket head units
• Not for Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series (2024–2026)
• For Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series (2024–2026), use AC-TOY-70-RCAM-RET
• Connector confirmation is recommended before ordering on unlisted Toyota variants

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: OEM reverse camera retention harness
• Camera Signal Connector: Toyota 30-pin
• Camera Power Connector: Toyota 28-pin T-harness
• Video Output: Yellow RCA composite video
• Camera Power: Restored via 28-pin inline T-harness
• Installation Type: Plug & play inline behind stereo
• Application: Retain OEM reverse camera with aftermarket stereo upgrade

Why Choose AutoChimp™?

This harness is designed to solve a common problem on later-model Toyota stereo upgrades — the loss of the OEM reverse camera when the factory head unit is removed.

By combining 30-pin video retention with a 28-pin power T-harness, it provides a clean, integrated way to keep the original camera working without cutting factory wiring or building a custom interface.