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I have seen some threads about "Service Rear Vision Camera" appearing on the MyLink screen, but haven't seen any fixes.

 

I have a 2014 Silverado 1500 High Country, 70,000 miles, "Service Rear Vision Camera" has appeared on my 8" screen. The distance marker lines still appear. Just do not get a picture from the camera and has "Service Rear Vision Camera".

 

I have inspected and cleaned the wiring and plug for the camera under the bed. Inspected the camera attached to the handle from the inside. Nothing appears damaged or worn.

 

What do I need to service to correct this?

How do I reset the rear vision camera with the MyLink Equipment?

Is there a fuse or relay that may be causing the problem with the connection?

Do I need to replace the cable?

Can installing LED brake/turn/park lights cause this issue?

 

Can anyone help?

 

Thanks,

Jerry

 

stevev Enthusiast

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I doubt this may help, but you could try pulling the fuse for the radio screen to perform a reset, it is located in the passenger side fuse panel at the end of the dashboard.

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I have seen some threads about "Service Rear Vision Camera" appearing on the MyLink screen, but haven't seen any fixes.

 

I have a 2014 Silverado 1500 High Country, 70,000 miles, "Service Rear Vision Camera" has appeared on my 8" screen. The distance marker lines still appear. Just do not get a picture from the camera and has "Service Rear Vision Camera".

 

I have inspected and cleaned the wiring and plug for the camera under the bed. Inspected the camera attached to the handle from the inside. Nothing appears damaged or worn.

 

What do I need to service to correct this?

How do I reset the rear vision camera with the MyLink Equipment?

Is there a fuse or relay that may be causing the problem with the connection?

Do I need to replace the cable?

Can installing LED brake/turn/park lights cause this issue?

 

Can anyone help?

 

Thanks,

Jerry

 

I get the same error message on my DIC, but the "rear park assist" error. Its happened a few times now, but always fixes itself after a few engine restarts. Not sure what the issue is.

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Thanks for the tip on the radio fuse. Haven't thought of that, so haven't tried.

 

The posts I've seen have been the same....not sure what is causing it and it fixes itself have a few starts.

 

Unfortunately, mine has not fixed itself.

 

Thanks,

Jerry

GMCustomerService Senior Enthusiast

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Hello Mac071401,


I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing this "Service Rear Vision Camera" concern. Have you brought up this camera issue with your servicing dealer. If not, I’d be happy to reach out on your behalf. If this is something that interests you, please send me a private message including your VIN, full contact information and dealer. Thank you.


Regards,


Anthony J.

GM Customer Care

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My '17 has done the same thing several times but when it does the lines don't appear. Need to bring it in to be addressed along with several other things I have issues with. This '17 doesn't have near the build quality that my '14 had, but man I love the 6.2. Still very frustrating. [emoji51]

 

 

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LFZ Enthusiast

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Had this happen to me over the weekend....it seems to have fixed itself, but anyone have any ideas on whats going on here?

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I have had it happen still get the picture from the camera just has the same message on the screen happens randomly

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jwhitesides Enthusiast

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2014 Silverado with same issue. Seems like when I jiggle the gear lever sometimes it starts working like its a switch that's not activating fully. I would be interested if anyone knows a good fix.

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