the Nissan Murano has the backup camera that the fairlady's and G37's have.

my mom just purchased the new murano yesterday and I was suprised when she started backing up, it has the green lines of path of travel and red/orange/green marks for distance while backing up on the screen.

edit - just looked it up, $423 for the camera and $247 for the controller assembly.

not sure if it comes with the wiring and all, but thats the only two parts having to do with wiring that I can find.

If you wait maybe a year or 2, when back-up cameras become common i.e. even Kia will put them standard on their cars, it'll be a lot cheaper than $800 or whatever ridiculous price they want.

I agree, probably will be.
I did notice if you search ebay for "Nissan rear view", there's a murano back up cam + Nav + radio for 600 dollars. too bad that person didnt split it all up in different auctions.

Ok the mailman just arrived with the back-up cam. With a quick hookup and check, it works great. That is as long as the E-brake is up. Will be doing some more testing to see if disabling the E-brake will let it work in reverse?
If anyone has any Info on this please let me know. If all goes well I'll have a Bac-up cam for 40 bucks. :happydance:

P.S. you still have to hit the Aux button, but hey for 40. bucks

Please update on the cam if it worked and where did you get it from. Thanks

The cam does work, but I haven't had a chance to install yet. Working out of town right now. The Cam is the same one that AK used for his HU. Ebay item from Hong Kong

i tried it works for about 10 feet than a message comes on the screen saying input will return when car is in park with the brake on

You guys are going through the AUX inputs which will lock out the video when the car is not stopped. Stopped = 7AT in P and e-brake engaged. This method of installing / viewing a backup cam can be done by cutting the ebrake wire to the HU and grounding the HU side AND putting a switch on the vehicle speed sensor (VSS) wire to the HU.

The G35/37's backup cam system includes a steering angle sensor (in steering column), a back up cam module (typically in the trunk), a spoiler mounted cam AND a unique HU. It is not locked out by the VSS and e-brake signals. The harness for the back up cam cars are also not already installed in the NON-back up cam cars. In short, getting a functioning FACTORY back-up cam with working trajectory in the Z is not gonna be cheap.

You lost me a long time ago. Anyways we need a bigger picture of your avatar.:nutswinger: