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I wonder if anyone knows this one, I have a 2019 High Country, and my friend just got a 2021 High Country, his backup camera is so much clearer and much more crisp than my 2019 backup camera. It is a HUGE difference. I'm wondering if it is the camera of the radio in which is making the difference and can my 2019 be upgraded? Ideas?

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21 hours ago, eppieguy said:

I wonder if anyone knows this one, I have a 2019 High Country, and my friend just got a 2021 High Country, his backup camera is so much clearer and much more crisp than my 2019 backup camera. It is a HUGE difference. I'm wondering if it is the camera of the radio in which is making the difference and can my 2019 be upgraded? Ideas?

Hello Eppieguy!  I, also had a early-build 2019 High Country,I traded that off a few months ago when the trade value exceeded my patience dealing with some ongoing issues, and I ended up with a new 2021 High Country.  I also noticed the difference in the cameras, and from what I've read here and elsewhere, its not just a camera issue, its a radio issue. There is some difference in the camera architecture in the 2019 version that changed in 2020 when they added the upgraded camera tech (bed camera, invisible trailer camera).  White Automotive https://www.whiteautoandmedia.com has been doing some updates in this space, but I remember reading on their website there are several considerations before you can simply upgrade a camera.

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