Blurry backup camera.
#4
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I suspect it's a lighting problem. Can you put some sort of shield to block the license plate light from hitting the camera lens? A small flat piece of plastic might be sufficient. Then the camera would adjust its exposure based on the light provided by the backup lights rather than the license light that's right above it.
#6
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It would be quite simple to do that. Just install a standard (Bosch style) relay that is triggered by the backup lights into the license light circuit. The license light power (brown wire) would be cut and connected to terminals 30 (power from light switch) and 87A (output to license lamp). Then terminals 86 and 85 would be connected to backup light power (light green wire) and a suitable ground respectively. Under normal conditions, there would be no interruption of the license plate circuit and the light would work normally. In reverse, the relay would trip when the backup lights turn on and the license light circuit would be interrupted, turning off the license light.
Still, I would look into shielding the light first because it is an easy thing to try to see if it solves the display problem and it doesn't involve modifying any wiring.
Still, I would look into shielding the light first because it is an easy thing to try to see if it solves the display problem and it doesn't involve modifying any wiring.