jhwalker
Active member
I have seen cases where coax has had issues (especially if it was damaged) but I did get all the runs tested. All of the cameras have displayed in port 2 as you identified. However, even though my right camera displays, I think it has a problem. @Jesse-Infotainment helped me get an update on my ipma and after, when I ran an alignment on my rear camera - the front and left camera participated in the alignment but the right did not. The mirror cameras were ones that I didn't have a spare for to test, so I will try that next. Biggest issue now is the camera button on the dash only works "at speed" and still only shows the rear camera even though the others are selectable.You can easily test the coax by taking the front cam coax at the IPMA and moving it to port 2 where the rear cam goes. If the front camera shows picture when in reverse then the coax is good. This DOES NOT verify the camera is the correct one though. If you can do this and it works, but not with the front and rear cam plugged in at the same time then there is a compatibility issue with the cameras. Coax either works or it doesn’t.
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