LED Reverse light bulbs causing interference with backup camera

[ObscureGlock]

Hey all! So, as y’all know I have a 2014 Silverado. I installed LED reverse and cargo bulbs a couple months ago but I noticed there’s interference, and I don’t know what to do to fix it.

 

Calling all electricians out there that know what I could do to fix this.

 

Open for any responses, suggestions, and solutions.

 

Thanks, y’all!

[EJPolaski]

No help here, but I had the same experience. Cheaper LED bulbs off of Amazon seem to have this problem. Supposedly, a name brand bulb will fix it, but I'm apprehensive to spend the money without knowing for sure.

[newdude]

I have the new VLED high outputs. http://www.vleds.com/shop-bulb-numbers/921-led/921-6-ho-c.html

 

No issues. 

[dmorrisL86]

https://www.autozone.com/electrical-and-lighting/tail-light-mini-bulb/zevo-led-tail-light-mini-bulb/14493_404149_1556

 

I’ve had these in for over a year now as my back up lights in my Sierra. No issues. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. 

[Robopie]

Interference how?   Don't have LEDs but I'm curious how it is affecting.  

[aseibel]

1 hour ago, EJPolaski said:

Cheaper LED bulbs off of Amazon seem to have this problem. 

I have the cheaper amazon bulbs in my reverse and cargo lights, never noticed any issues with the camera.

[Sierra 5.3]

Mine does the same thing. I have just gotten use to it. 

[adamj2121]

I'm running Diode Dynamics and don't have any issues with interference.  I also ran cheap LEDs from eBay for a while, no interference but those bulbs kept losing power randomly. 

 

I think your best bet to fix would be to buy a nicer set of bulbs, Philips bulbs work great (from what I have heard) and are a significantly cheaper alternative to the Diode Dynamics.

[ADNpro]

I have the Philips bulbs in mine. Haven't noticed any interference with them.