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Hyundai, Kia, Genesis camera connector photos

Match your unplugged connector's notches and colour to a photo to learn the harness letter and its wiring diagram.

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Who this is for

Owners checking a harness letter by eye, or whose car is not on the comma shop list.

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You need

  • The camera connector unplugged
  • Good light and a phone camera
  • The harness finder as a second opinion

In plain words

Why this guide matters

Hyundai, Kia and Genesis use eighteen different camera connectors, and the wrong comma harness will not work. This wiki page has photos grouped by notch pattern so you can match yours in good light. Each photo names the non-HDA2 and HDA2 harness letter and links the wiring diagram.

The short version

What the full guide walks you through

  1. Unplug the connector behind the camera cover.

  2. Find the photo with the same notch pattern.

  3. Note the non-HDA2 and HDA2 letters shown.

  4. Open the wiring diagram to confirm.

  5. Use the flip guide if the letter does not exist yet.

Before you start

  • One missing wire is normal.
  • The wiki may be shut down; the sunnypilot finder covers the same ground.

The full wiki page belongs to openpilot community wiki. Checked on September 10, 2026.

Quick answers

Questions people ask

My connector has one wire missing. Is that normal?

Yes; the wiki says one missing wire is fine. Match the notches and colour, not the exact wire count.

What if my HDA2 letter does not exist?

For the M and N connectors, the HDA2 versions S and T are not sold. You flip pins on the M or N harness instead.

Is the wiki still online?

It was still online in September 2026 but may be shut down. The sunnypilot harness finder covers the same connectors.

Check your car

Cars this guide talks about

Support changes by year and trim. Open your exact car before you buy anything.

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Check your exact car first, then choose software and hardware.

Photos: comma.ai. Guide content belongs to openpilot community wiki. CommaGuide is an independent guide and is not affiliated with comma.ai or openpilot community wiki.

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