Backup Camera washer
#16
Hello NX forum participants. I hope that I am not hijacking this thread, but I have a favor to ask for those with a backup camera washer. I am hoping you would be so kind to take some detailed pictures of your backup camera and washer. I own a 2017 GX and I am wondering could a retrofit a NX washer onto a GX? The pictures will help me understand what is on a NX and if it looks promising, I would start diving into the parts diagrams.
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
#17
Hello NX forum participants. I hope that I am not hijacking this thread, but I have a favor to ask for those with a backup camera washer. I am hoping you would be so kind to take some detailed pictures of your backup camera and washer. I own a 2017 GX and I am wondering could a retrofit a NX washer onto a GX? The pictures will help me understand what is on a NX and if it looks promising, I would start diving into the parts diagrams.
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
I have a 2022 NX350h. The backup camera is mounted inside the car, behind the rear windshield, in it's own plastic enclosure. It should not be easily accessible by "wiping it with your fingers".
How to remove the small plastic cover?
The washer is a standard nozzle on the outside that sprays water on the rear windshield. You activate the wiper and all is clean, at least the area that the camera looks through.
Having said that, I have some dust specs/greasy marks that I believe are on the camera lens itself.
Question: how do I remove the plastic enclosure to access the camera lens? Don't want to force anything and have a plastic tab break on me...
#18
I am confused by this thread.
I have a 2022 NX350h. The backup camera is mounted inside the car, behind the rear windshield, in it's own plastic enclosure. It should not be easily accessible by "wiping it with your fingers".
How to remove the small plastic cover?
The washer is a standard nozzle on the outside that sprays water on the rear windshield. You activate the wiper and all is clean, at least the area that the camera looks through.
Having said that, I have some dust specs/greasy marks that I believe are on the camera lens itself.
Question: how do I remove the plastic enclosure to access the camera lens? Don't want to force anything and have a plastic tab break on me...
I have a 2022 NX350h. The backup camera is mounted inside the car, behind the rear windshield, in it's own plastic enclosure. It should not be easily accessible by "wiping it with your fingers".
How to remove the small plastic cover?
The washer is a standard nozzle on the outside that sprays water on the rear windshield. You activate the wiper and all is clean, at least the area that the camera looks through.
Having said that, I have some dust specs/greasy marks that I believe are on the camera lens itself.
Question: how do I remove the plastic enclosure to access the camera lens? Don't want to force anything and have a plastic tab break on me...
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KLOCQ (02-16-23)
#19
Hello NX forum participants. I hope that I am not hijacking this thread, but I have a favor to ask for those with a backup camera washer. I am hoping you would be so kind to take some detailed pictures of your backup camera and washer. I own a 2017 GX and I am wondering could a retrofit a NX washer onto a GX? The pictures will help me understand what is on a NX and if it looks promising, I would start diving into the parts diagrams.
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
Appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,
Ken
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LStoneX (02-17-23)
#20
Blueless, thanks for the picture. I wasn't a expecting a single integrated unit. The cutout shape will likely be a problem porting it over to different model.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
#21
Racer
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This video shows how the washers work
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blueless (02-16-23)
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