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Hi, anyone know where to get a "convertor cable" to enable the use of the std toyota reversing camera with an after maket satanv system that has an RCA input for the camera. I have 2010 RAV4 Crusier with the toyota reversing camera fitted and working. I am about the change the radio for a NON TOYOTA SAT NAV unit that has the option of a reversing camera. THe new radio come with a wiring harness for all the other std factory connectors but the camera input is an RCA connector. The toyota camera connector is white connection box not sure how to change into the RCA input?? Does anyone have any ideas... I did not really want to replace the working camera Thanks..

Yes they can go on the beach but remember your ground clearance is quite limited compared to say a Hilux, Landcruiser etc. As far as tyre pressures go drop them to about 17-22psi as a guide. Softer sand may require slightly less pressures but most tyres fitted to a RAV wont like running at these pressures for long. So carry a portable air compressor and pump them up once your through a soft area. General driving on the beach should be relatively straight forward. But try to do it at low tide. High tide will be harder especially when you are higher on the beach in the softer stuff and minimual ground clearance. Most tracks so long as they dont have really high centres should be ok but be prepared to drag your guts in a some spots as things like the exhaust and some plastic shrouds do hang a bit low. Good luck and post up saome pics when you get out on the beach. cheers SB Hi SB, Thanks for the info.. I will post some pics.

Hi All, I have just purchased a new Rav4 and was wondering if anyone has taken it to the beach, if so how did it manage.. how much air did you let out the tires etc.. Sorry if it seems I am asking stupid questions but I am new to soft 4X4. Thanks