Loose connection in the cable / Physical damage in the cable (internal and external)Ĥ. Most intermittent video loss issues are caused by the following:ģ. Got this all done for a little over $200.This article provides a general troubleshooting guide on the intermittent video loss issues. It is: color, has rear audio, and lighting for backing when it is dark. You can do it, and their camera was a vast improvement to what I had. I have moderate mechanical skills and like you apprehensive. Running the new cable is the most time-consuming but I wanted to have it properly secured and look like a factory install. I mounted the camera and used a laser pointer to get a rough idea of where the camera was pointing. I next took the old rear camera off taped the old wire to the new and pulled it through the opening. After wiring it up I checked it out to insure that I connected it properly. The system has a multi-plexer unit that I mounted on the wall to the left of the driver's seat out of the way but very easy to get to. I took the old 5-inch out got a piece of metal roof flashing cut it to size & mounted the 7-inch monitor on the flashing and installed it exactly where the old unit was. I just completed installing a backup monitor and camera on my 34' motorhome that I purchased from. Over 1,500,000 successful roadside rescues-Good Sam RV Emergency Road ServiceĬomments for Can I Rewire My Motorhome's Backup Camera System? Wireless Backup Camera Systems From Amazon There are a couple of places I suggest you look to get these wireless systems.
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They are a lot easier to install than a wired system and are reported to be a lot more reliable. If it turns out that your Backup Camera System needs to be replaced, you may want to do like a lot of RVer's are doing and switch over to a Wireless Backup Camera System. If it ends up being the wiring, your best source for getting the wiring diagrams would be contacting Four Winds International, who manufactured your motorhome. If there is a problem with the Backup Camera Wiring, it usually becomes apparent when the RV is new.
It is very rare to have to replace the actual wiring between the camera and monitor. A blown fuse somewhere in the Backup Camera System's electrical circuit. Loose or corroded connection on the camera or the monitor.Ģ. In my experience problems with Backup Camera System on RVs are normally due to three main problems. Sometimes a loose connection on the monitor can cause a problem with the monitor receiving the video signals from the Backup Camera.īlown fuses in the camera system. I will also assume that you checked all the connections on the monitor that the Backup Camera is connected to. If moisture has gotten in contact with the connections, it could have caused corrosion. I will assume that when you had the camera unit apart, you cleaned all the connections on the camera. The problem could very well be the camera unit itself. It worked after you did that, but it has stopped working again. You stated that you took the camera unit apart and dried it out, and resealed it. In fact, based on the description you have provided, I am not sure that the wiring is the issue. Now not working again, wondering where the wires go from the rear camera to the front and can I run them myself?ĪNSWER: Hi Pat, I am afraid that I cannot tell you exactly how the wiring for your Backup Camera System runs in your RV. I took it apart once and dried it out, resealed it.
I have a 2005 Four Winds 31p Class C and have a problem with the rear camera not working.
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