2010 Toyota Tundra wiring

I just installed a backup camera on my 2010 Toyota Tundra and I am on the final step of wiring everything to the vehicle. I have attached the black ground wire without any problems. I am left with the red wire that goes to a 12 volt power source and the blue wire to the reverse trigger. Is it acceptable to pull the fuse out and slide the end of the stripped wire into the fuse slot and push the fuse right back in over the wire? If so, how do I pull the fuse out? I have tried multiple things and it will not come out. Can I try attaching the red and blue wires elsewhere? Thanks for your help.Mike from Maryland

Wiring Guide: http://www.readyremote.com/main.asp?action=select&yr=24809&product=Remote Start&make=Toyota&model=Tundra Do you have the make/model of the backup camera. Or does it say what the blue wire is? Positive or Negative?When all else fails, Read the Instructions

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Use the resources Mr. Smokes' provided to locate the trucks (+) Reverse signal wire and make a direct connection to that

wire.

For (+) 12 Volt power, I would not recommend doing it the way you suggested.  Even one of those metal prong things

that wrap around the leg of a fuse are not a good idea as they eventually spread the internal fuse box connectors and cause intermittent issues with both circuits.  I would spend some money an get what they call an "ADD-a-Fuse" connector.  It looks like this :

Just find a convenient fuse in the fuse box that has the +12V power you are looking for and install the add-a-fuse.  Theoriginal fuse goes into one slot while the selected fuse for your camera goes into the other.  Connect the camera to the Red wire and all done.  No issues and easily removable.  Here is an installed photo :

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