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Not necessarily, but you do need to be comfortable finding a switched supply at the rear of the van, crimping properly and fusing the run. If that sentence made you uneasy, pay someone. A camera that dies on a corrugated road is usually a joint twisted and taped.
Because it lives outside and it moves. UV hardens the sheath, water wicks down into the join behind the camera, and vibration works the copper until a strand at a time gives up. An intermittent picture that comes good when you wiggle the loom is the classic sign.
You can, and plenty do, but make the join inside the van where it stays dry rather than up at the camera. Solder it, or use a proper crimp with adhesive-lined heatshrink. Scotch locks cut strands and then corrode quietly for a season before letting go.

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