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Echomaster Pro Intellihaul3.0 side mirror cameras do not point the same directions.

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Hello, all.

I installed the Intellihaul 3.0 (FCTP-GM2203G) 4 camera system in my 2024 Sierra 1500 just the other day, and I have spent a while trying to figure something out.  The driver side mirror camera does not show any of the side of the truck in the view, whereas the passenger side mirror shows quite a bit.  I have seen the Intellihaul 1.0 system on a 2018 Sierra HD, and the cameras on those are the same amount of truck from both sides.  I have no idea if what I am saying is making sense, but I am trying to see if anybody else had this issue (if it is even one?)  Here are some pictures from my truck, and one from Echomaster's website of how it is supposed to look set up.  I will add that I took apart the camera housing to see if there is any way to adjust the direction, but there is none.  Any input is appreciated; thanks in advance! 

 

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I'd never heard of this system before but was instantly interested and started doing some research.  In looking at the manual, on page 30, it looks like you can adjust the cameras:

 

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Here's the link to the PDF:

 

https://catalog.echomaster.com/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=2143

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