Thank you very much wiring was fine, finally took camera apart and blew some compressed air inside the camera, and put it together again and it worked fine, solved the problem from coming back again by putting some black silicone along seams of camera body.Thank you very much wiring was fine, finally took camera apart and blew some compressed air inside the camera, and put it together again and it worked fine, solved the problem from coming back again by putting some black silicone along seams of camera body.
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Re: Getting a blue screen from rear view camera, worked...
Blue screen is generally no signal from camera, possibly broken camera feed wiring or bad connection, if the camera is on a tailgate, breaks occur where the wiring leaves the tailgate to th car body, good luck.
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Removed bottom cover had batts installed with plate on had general probe around found pcb made screen come alive but not working completely so gather fault is with pcb, sorry in is not a true fix but if new pcb fixes then I will let you know
Thank you very much wiring was fine, finally took camera apart and blew some compressed air inside the camera, and put it together again and it worked fine, solved the problem from coming back again by putting some black silicone along seams of camera body.
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