wjburken
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My 2007 went to crap like that and ended up needing a new camera. Not sure how well GM protects them against salt and moisture.It's horrible, the Acadia had a much clearer picture and so does my Ram.
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My 2007 went to crap like that and ended up needing a new camera. Not sure how well GM protects them against salt and moisture.It's horrible, the Acadia had a much clearer picture and so does my Ram.
I know the previous gen you needed to remove the applique and it was prone to breaking. Guessing these are the same.I have no personal experience, but I recall reading a few posts here of how crappy the K2xx rearview cameras are compared to the previous generation's and even aftermarket cameras. It's probably a 'thing' and there's nothing wrong with your particular one. As far as a fix? I wouldn't know other than seeing if it's as easy as finding power and signal and splicing on an aftermarket camera. Or maybe there's a known plug-and-play solution for it by now.
My 2007 went to crap like that and ended up needing a new camera. Not sure how well GM protects them against salt and moisture.
here is the section on how it works, it doesn't say anything about the fog lights, so my theory is maybe the fog lights are making to much light and the high beams are then not activating because it doesn't sense that the high beams are needed, you could try aiming the fog lights lower and see if it makes any difference??
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Looks like the camera view on my 19 at night. During the day, it is great.
It's honestly not even that great during the day. I guess at least I am not the only one but who wants to figure out how bad it is to change one out?Looks like the camera view on my 19 at night. During the day, it is great.
Looks like a dirty camera lens.
That is what I thought but I cleaned it off right before the picture. It could be that something is on the lens or the camera/cable is defective. That is why I am trying to see if this is normal. We had an 18 Acadia and a 15 Silverado and I do not remember it being this bad.Looks like a dirty camera lens.
My 2014 Sierra is much more clear than our 2017 Suburban. I was going to have the dealer take a look during the next service.That is what I thought but I cleaned it off right before the picture. It could be that something is on the lens or the camera/cable is defective. That is why I am trying to see if this is normal. We had an 18 Acadia and a 15 Silverado and I do not remember it being this bad.
My buddy has 19 Silverado and bitches about the camera but haven't been in his to compare.My 2014 Sierra is much more clear than our 2017 Suburban. I was going to have the dealer take a look during the next service.
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if the lens in clean then I'd suggest it's defective. it should have a much better image than what you are getting.That is what I thought but I cleaned it off right before the picture. It could be that something is on the lens or the camera/cable is defective. That is why I am trying to see if this is normal. We had an 18 Acadia and a 15 Silverado and I do not remember it being this bad.