I bought a Garmin BC40 backup camera to put on the back of my RV. This unit came mounted to an aluminum bracket that attaches to your license plate. Since I wanted to have the camera in the middle of the back end of my RV, I created a mounting plate that replaces the aluminum bracket and gets mounted to the vehicle using "Gorilla" mounting tape. I used PETG since this is for outdoor use.

Parts Needed: 2 nuts that will thread onto the "angle position" bolts

Double sided Gorilla Mounting Tape

Here is how you would use it:

Step 1: 3D print the new mounting plate

Step 2: unscrew the 8 tiny screws in the back of the Garmin mount that attach the black

bracket to the aluminum frame.

Step 3: Unscrew the 2 bolts on the Garmin bracket that allow you to alter the angle of the

mounting bracket (these screws go into threaded inserts in the aluminum bracket).

Step 4: Find 2 small nuts that will thread onto the angle mounting bolts and place them in

the recessed cavity on the 3D printed mount and screw the Garmin mount onto the

3D printed mount using the 2 angle bolts (loosely for now).

Step 5: From the back of the 3D printed mount, screw on the 8 mounting screws you

removed earlier.

Step 6: Attach the mount to your vehicle using the double sided Gorilla Tape and adjust

the angle to suit your preference.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Resolution:

Infill:

80

Filament:

SunLu PETG

Category: Automotive