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reverse camera with adaptive guidelines will work best mounted high, looking down on the trailer hitch, bumper, and surroundings, so the tailgate handle is the highest logical location. But there's no room inside the handle's pocket, and there is no factory bezel to recess a camera into, like modern trucks. So the best I could do is to capture its bracket under the handle. There's still room to grab the handle & open the t/g, and the camera doesn't really interfere with any normal use.
![reversecammount.jpg This [url=https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WBYLRW9]reverse camera with adaptive guidelines[/url] will work best mounted high, looking down on the trailer hitch, bumper, and surroundings, so the tailgate handle is the highest logical location. But there's no room inside the handle's pocket, and there is no factory bezel to recess a camera into, like modern trucks. So the best I could do is to capture its bracket under the handle. There's still room to grab the handle & open the t/g, and the camera doesn't really interfere with any normal use.](https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/1161924/fullsize/reversecammount.jpg)