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I went to back up today and received this error. Anyone have this issue and is there a reset or fix to it?

 

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jmayovsky New Member

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This can happen when the backup camera harness becomes disconnected or damaged. Inspect the cable that enters the the underside of the truck bed (center of tailgate) for damage and ensure it is firmly connected to the distribution box just above the spare tire. Hopefully its just a dirty/dusty connection and simply needs to be re-seated or possibly cleaned and sealed with dielectric grease :-)

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Thanks jmay, the truck is not even 2 weeks old so hopefully disconnected..

MMC Enthusiast

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Try cleaning the lens, you get this message when its dirty or covered with snow.

jimmij Enthusiast

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I think I found the issue, a blown back up light fuse. I did the LED back up lights and they worked for 7 days, I guess something changed and they are the cause of the blown fuse. Replaced the bulbs with the regular ones and the fuse didn't blow.

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Tea3gue Enthusiast

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I had this happen to me too, I just powered down my truck and waited a couple of min and powered it back up and the message was gone. Anyway, back up light? Man idk if that message would appear just for a reverse light, Bc that message stays on the display when in drive.

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JakeSanchez New Member

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On 6/12/2014 at 10:04 AM, jimmij said:

I think I found the issue, a blown back up light fuse. I did the LED back up lights and they worked for 7 days, I guess something changed and they are the cause of the blown fuse. Replaced the bulbs with the regular ones and the fuse didn't blow.

Where is the fuse located?  Do you have a pic or diagram?  Same thing happened to me yesterday. :(

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Theripper388Nopi New Member

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mine yesterday I went to back up and camera didn't even come up it just stayed on my radio it wouldn't go to a black screen it wouldn't give me an error message nothing I tried ...shutting the truck off going forward going backwards ..everything I tried just the radio was up never turned on ...now this morning I put it in reverse and it works don't know why...

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mikeyk101 Senior Enthusiast

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7 hours ago, Richt758 said:

I’m having the same issue now. Can someone tell me which fuse it is? Can’t seem to find it 

Reverse light fuse is in fuse block in engine compartment and should be #33

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