Reverse / Backup Camera...black screen?!?
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Reverse / Backup Camera...black screen?!?
I'm bringing in my car this Tuesday to handle some issues with my car. One thing is that sometimes when I put the car in reverse, the screen will show a black screen with rolling lines. Anyone experience this. It's only happened a few times so it's kind of hard to prove to the dealer as I'm sure it won't happen when they try it.
Also gonna have them try to fix my driver mirror in reverse since it doesn't tilt. Seems a few people are also experiencing this from previous posts.
Also gonna have them try to fix my driver mirror in reverse since it doesn't tilt. Seems a few people are also experiencing this from previous posts.
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Yes, the passenger mirror does tilt when selected in the control box to either right or left. The driver side sounds like it tries to tilt but doesn't. There isn't a way to adjust the degree to how far it tilts is there?
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Yeah I had this happen to me a few times. Sometimes my navi screen won't work too. Took it into Lexus and they said that they could not find anything wrong with the car. They suggested the next time it happens to bring it in that same day and not to turn off the car so that they can see it. Don't they know people gotta work!
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I had this problem yesterday at night when I was pulling out. I went back to park, then back into reverse and still black.
I just drove after that, then the next time I had to back out, the screen scrambled for a few seconds, then returned to normal.
When I got home, I threw it into reverse again and there wasn't a problem... :knock on wood: it stays that way.
But for the people that had a problem, did anyone figure out what happened? Did Lexus actually find a problem?
I just drove after that, then the next time I had to back out, the screen scrambled for a few seconds, then returned to normal.
When I got home, I threw it into reverse again and there wasn't a problem... :knock on wood: it stays that way.
But for the people that had a problem, did anyone figure out what happened? Did Lexus actually find a problem?
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I took my car in the other to have them check that black screen issue as well as other things. My service guy said that may happen on occasion and would just go away on the next drive like it has. He said only thing I should be concerned about is if I see rolling lines anytime that don't go away.
They also fixed my driver mirror that wasn't tilting with with no question since it is under warranty as well as programing a new smart key I purchased from Sewell since theirs was much cheaper compared to my local SD dealers.
They also fixed my driver mirror that wasn't tilting with with no question since it is under warranty as well as programing a new smart key I purchased from Sewell since theirs was much cheaper compared to my local SD dealers.
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Black screen not going away
I have a 2006 Lexus gx470 and today my backup screen stopped working. After reading the threads it seems a few people had this issue, but it went away on its own. Mine has not and I'm looking for information of the issue seeing how my warranty is expired. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Those two words do not go together in the tech world. Sorry bud. You get what you pay for. You can Google reviews of back up cameras and then buy what you'd like and install it yourself, but it'd have to be separate of the Lexus system to reliably work. You wouldn't be able to tie into any of the existing wiring or parts used in the stock backup camera other than the destination and power. IMO, I would take it to a shop that specializes in stereo installs that has a good rep. Not Best Buy and not Lexus, an in the middle place. Have them do the whole thing for you. You will pay a little more, but you get a warranty and peace of mind that you didn't forget to do one step.
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Thanks for the suggestions Broncosi, i googled reviews and came across Tadi Brothers website,thinking of buying from them and installing it myself. Have you ever heard of them?
Those two words do not go together in the tech world. Sorry bud. You get what you pay for. You can Google reviews of back up cameras and then buy what you'd like and install it yourself, but it'd have to be separate of the Lexus system to reliably work. You wouldn't be able to tie into any of the existing wiring or parts used in the stock backup camera other than the destination and power. IMO, I would take it to a shop that specializes in stereo installs that has a good rep. Not Best Buy and not Lexus, an in the middle place. Have them do the whole thing for you. You will pay a little more, but you get a warranty and peace of mind that you didn't forget to do one step.
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I have not. I am assumming they are near you. Since you're in CA and they are in West LA. I am on the east coast. But they do have great reviews that all seem to highlight great customer service which is key. I wouldn't personally have any reserves going with them.