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SirenRed16 Senior Enthusiast

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What do you mean when you own unlock the truck
When it's dark and I unlock the truck and the reverse lights come on I see lines on the ground but not with the camera.

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Yordany Enthusiast

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1 minute ago, SirenRed16 said:

When it's dark and I unlock the truck and the reverse lights come on I see lines on the ground but not with the camera.

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 so you're telling me if you unlock  the truck without starting the backpack camera comes on I go check right now and I sent some pictures to you

SirenRed16 Senior Enthusiast

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 so you're telling me if you unlock  the truck without starting the backpack camera comes on I go check right now and I sent some pictures to you
If you check the tail lights they have little lines where the reverse bulbs are at and I'm pretty sure that's what causing the blurred lines you're getting.

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SirenRed16 Senior Enthusiast

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This one is when you shift from Park to D
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I may be blind but I don't see anything wrong with that picture.

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Yordany Enthusiast

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1 minute ago, SirenRed16 said:

I may be blind but I don't see anything wrong with that picture.

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No This is the one with the good image wait I am  trying to post the one with the lines but it won't let me

SirenRed16 Senior Enthusiast

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This is what I'm talking about
Oh damn know I get why you're seeing blurred lines lol. I would buy another set of LEDs and in the mean time put back the stock bulbs to determine if your old LEDs where the problem.

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1 minute ago, SirenRed16 said:

Oh damn know I get why you're seeing blurred lines lol. I would buy another set of LEDs and in the mean time put back the stock bulbs to determine if your old LEDs where the problem.

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I will buy the same as you I'm hopefully they are better than the ones that I put thanks man 

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I will buy the same as you I'm hopefully they are better than the ones that I put thanks man

 

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sk Senior Enthusiast

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Like I said before you need to get LED bulbs that are compatible with a CANbus system.  Ask the manufacturer -- I'll bet the ones you bought are not compatible.  It causes interference in the system and that's probably what is causing the "snow" in the backup camera.

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Like I said before you need to get LED bulbs that are compatible with a CANbus system.  Ask the manufacturer -- I'll bet the ones you bought are not compatible.  It causes interference in the system and that's probably what is causing the "snow" in the backup camera.

 

I didn’t buy canbus bulbs and I didn’t have that problem. Could be some other interference. Maybe they were cheapo bulbs

 

 

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8 hours ago, Yordany said:

 those are the one that I'm using for reverse and cargo lamp they are good but doesn't work with the camera

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I installed a similar style off amazon and I don't have any issues.

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