Like most people who have an Explorer or F150, the backup cameras are known to stop working. The camera itself is not likely the culprit, its a grounding issue. In this video, I showed you how to repair the ground camera cable. This simple repair took me 5 minutes and now my camera works 100% of the time (before it mostly did not work). This fix most likely applies to all Ford vehicles with backup cameras that randomly work.
There are two ground cables coming out of the tailgate and into the cabin. Each ground cable is black with a grey stripe. One cable is 22ga (smallest) and the other 18ga. The 22ga very small ground cable is the ground cable for the backup camera. That is the one you need to tap into and add your own ground cable. Fortunately, there is a great chassis spot to ground to, which is right next to where the cables come out of the tailgate.
Before I figured out this fix, I tried the other ones such as replacing the camera, using ForScan to reset the body module, and changing settings such as rear camera delay, visual park aid alert, and doing a master reset.
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9 янв 2021