WOLFBOX 33Feet Rear Camera Longer Replacement Cable for G840S/ G930 / G840H / G850 / G850PRO / i07/ i17 / G900PRO Version with 2.5mm Jack (4-Pin)

Product and service are the best I have ever received can’t say enough about it other than you won’t be disappointed

Perfect size for my 170" WB panel van (doesn't have the 18" extended body - if you do- buy the 50ft). Ran it across the driver's side window then along the left side of the roof ribs, then out through the rear door, so I could poke the wire out through the license plate light grommet- and it was the perfect size for that. My new dash cam is also Wolfbox so I stuck with the same brand. Well worth the process to gain a real time rear view mirror that's also a dash cam.

Works good

EDIT 6/18/25This cable is only compatible with G900 Pro V1, but not V2. The description did not originally state this. But after several emails with Wolfbox, they've rewritten their product description to reflect this information correctly for both this cable and the V2 cable. Kudos to them for listening to a customer.They were highly apologetic and sent me a (correct, V2) replacement cable at no charge, and it works like a charm. So, I bumped it up from one star to four stars for great customer service, but not five since as a reputable company they should have anticipated that this change in model hardware would cause confusion. Also because they have not updated the actual camera's description on Amazon to reflect that it is the V2 model (same USB-C interface as the G900 Tri Pro) so it's hard to know what you'll receive.My advice is order the camera first, see which version arrives, and then find the correct cable - the 33' 6-pin to USB-C version doesn't intuitively come up, you need to dig for it. This one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DY1N5QRV?ref=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_EQW529TPRW7X1ZF30GFG&ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_EQW529TPRW7X1ZF30GFG&social_share=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_EQW529TPRW7X1ZF30GFG&titleSource=avft-a&previewDoh=1&previewDohEventScheduleTesting=CGood luck!6/1/25: This item is 4-pin to 3.5mm jack. The G900 Pro only accepts USB-C for the rear camera. The only 3.5 mm jack on the G900 Pro is already taken up by the GPS module.The one star rating is for the poor description. I'm sure it works perfectly, but the description is misleading. At the very top it includes the G900 Pro as a fittable option for this cable, but it is not. Thank goodness I recognized this before wasting an afternoon installing it, but now this sets me back an entire week nevertheless.

I installed mine ins a 2001 Silverado. If you're not comfortable with climbing under the dash or possibly drilling holes, you may want a professional to do it.I routed mine through the firewall with the main fuseblock wiring harness and ran it down along the wiring harness under my cab, and once that tucked up into the bed of the truck, I followed the top of the frame rail with the aftermarket trailer harness that a previous owner had installed.I can't remember if the package gave me a wire tap or something to tie the wire into my reverse light circuit or not, because I didn't use it. I instead used my shrinkwrap butt connectors and wired it that way.My only wish was that the small wire used to tap into the reverse circuit was a larger gauge. It's a very small wire that only has like 5 or 6 copper strands in it and it was hard for me to strip because my 25 year old wire strippers don't go down to that gauge.Kinda wish they were sold in 10 foot sections with male and female ends instead of having one long cable. But then you'd have to be more careful on your routing to make sure the connections stay together... But that way you could just add sections as needed, because a 33 foot was about 6 or 7 feet longer than I needed, but the 20 footer that the camera came with was too short. So be prepared to have to coil up some excess and tuck it up somewhere safe.

Good product, fair shipping

Exactly as advertised.

As always wolf box has made a quality product and it works perfectly.I have a 2014 f150 super crew w/ 5.5 bed. I had about 12” of loose wire.I ran the wire along the front windshield down the A pillar to the floorboard along the passenger side went out through the back of the cab entered inside the frame ran the center of the frame out the back and up through the passenger rear tail light and up to the third brake light where I mounted the camera.