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Hi all - 2019 High Country, just turned 2k miles.  Got in a while ago and blue screen on dash "service rear camera system."  When I go to the menu and camera icon, appears none of my cameras work now.  Anyone else experienced this?  Was hoping to not have to go to the dealer until I needed oil service, etc.  Thanks.

eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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There are updates for the system, just a software update. Most likely when you get back in the truck the message will be gone, it may or may not come back, if it does schedule a dealer visit. 

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It’s not an over the air update, it’s a dealer only installed update. Your infotainment system will not give you that information.

Mountain boy Enthusiast

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Do the same thing you do for Microsoft reboot. I drove 40 miles to the dealer when my park assist quit working, he disconnected  the battery and hooked it back up, and boom everything works again. He showed me a tech bulletin about reset the Master system. Don’t cost nothing to try it.

bcato Enthusiast

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I posted about this same thing back in february, the night I drove mine home I saw this.   Its true, some dealer software updates will fix it.  Pretty quick.  I haven't seen the problem since.

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Mountain Boy is a genius!  I had the “Blue Screen of Death” and I disconnected the Negative battery cable, counted to 15 seconds, and then reconnected - problem solved!  Treat your car like you sometimes treat your computer - disconnect the power and “reboot.”  Cost to fix = $0. Good luck. 

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