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For those that are thinking about installing rear camera inside the back window, I found that routing the wiring through the headliner is the way to go.

Use a wire snake and it can go through all the way from the front to the back. You would need to gently navigate thru some reinforcement structure under the headliner but it’s not difficult at all.
S650 Mustang Dashcam rear camera wiring tip -- route wire through headliner IMG_9305

S650 Mustang Dashcam rear camera wiring tip -- route wire through headliner IMG_9304
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For those that are thinking about installing rear camera inside the back window, I found that routing the wiring through the headliner is the way to go.

Use a wire snake and it can go through all the way from the front to the back. You would need to gently navigate thru some reinforcement structure under the headliner but it’s not difficult at all.
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Thank you great tip that is a lot easier than taking down panel pieces.
 

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I've always used a fish tape to get any wiring run under a headliner.
 
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Thank you great tip that is a lot easier than taking down panel pieces.
Yep. In case anyone wonders, my wire snake went a bit diagonally, from the front passenger side towards the driver C pillar. I hope the pictures illustrate this.
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