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2022+ Toyota Tundra TRD Pro Grille Camera Bracket

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
Designer
38 min
1 plate
5.0(2)

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Description

Good morning.
After realizing that nobody has made a camera bracket for the TRD Pro grille that actually fits properly, I decided to make one myself.

 

This bracket maintains the OEM slope for proper camera alignment and is designed to fit the RAVE Lightbar aka that lightbar they just order from China and slap their logo on, then charge double for.

 

When I installed the camera, I noticed it was crooked, the connector base and the camera unit weren’t aligned properly. It was about 1 degree off. If yours has the same issue, I’ve included both +1° and -1° versions you can download. Or, if you want a custom tweak, feel free to edit the Fusion 360 file I’ve included. Just modify the Move command in the timeline and input the angle you need.

I used PETG, but I'm sure other filaments will work well. 

 

Also, I have no idea how RAVE is charging $30 USD for a bracket that doesn’t even fit. It’s clearly taken straight off Thingiverse, and it’s even labeled for non-commercial use. (Unless they’ve struck a deal with the original creator... which I highly doubt.) Either way, companies really shouldn’t be charging that kind of money for such low-effort junk.

 

One last note:

After installing the TRD Pro grille, your 360 camera will likely be misaligned. You can fix this with a simple camera calibration in service mode. Here’s how:

📷 How to Calibrate Your 360 Camera in Service Mode

  1. Enter Accessory Mode
    With your foot off the brake, double-press the start/stop button to enter Accessory Mode.
  2. Wait for the Infotainment Screen to Boot
  3. Turn Off the Display
    Go to:
    Settings > Display > Screen > Turn Off Display
  4. Access the Hidden Service Menu
    Swipe left to right 5 times, then right to left 5 times on the dark screen.
    (Make sure to Flick, and Ignore any “Touch to turn screen on” messages.)
  5. Go to Camera Settings
    Navigate to:
    Function Check > Camera Settings > View Adjustment
  6. Unlock Greyed-Out Options
    If anything is greyed out, press and hold it for 5 seconds to unlock.
  7. Adjust the Cameras
    You’ll see a top-down view of your truck. Use this to fine-tune each camera’s angle.  (My settings in image below)
  8. Save and Exit
    Once done, press OK to save. On the next truck startup, confirm your changes to complete the calibration.

     



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