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I get this message in middle of screen while using rear camera in motion. Is there way to remove or relocate this message? It blocks view of winch and tie downs of my trailer. When in reverse it is at bottom of screen which is fine.
Thanks
I have a 2022 King Ranch. I have same message that is a pain in the *** with its' location. If you figure it out, would you please share the solution?
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Resurrecting this thread to see if anyone has a solution yet. Mine is the same way when pressing the camera button while driving on the highway trying to view the trailer. Makes it annoying not being able to see the center portion of the load/trailer. 2022 F250 King Ranch 7.3 gas.
Mine has changed the message. It now says "Full view not available" in the middle of the screen and "Please c=heck surroundings for safety" at the bottom of the screen.
It has been at the dealer for 3 days and they can't figure out any issue. Showing zero trouble codes.
My truck is a 2022 King Ranch, diesel, SRW, full 360 camera, fifth wheel prep, sync 4.
Has anyone solved this for their truck?
If you have a 2022 and don't have this issue would you please post your truck configuration? i.e., 360 camera, SRW, DRW, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, etc.?
I installed a COD53 unit in my 2019 Platinum. It was all plug-n-play, no wire splicing! YES you do need to pull out your stock 8" screen and get behind there, but instructions were very clear. I now use ANY camera anytime. I commonly use the bed camera to monitor my loads while driving. This device works by blocking the GPS signal from your trucks computer so when you are looking at cameras, the truck thinks your stopped. Once you return screen to stereo or other mode, it takes < 5 seconds for GPS to start up again. I notice this when navigating with AndroidAuto maps; it takes a few seconds for trip to re-appear after looking at camera, but well worth it. Many times I use it to see the ground up front when parking in a tight spot.
Originally Posted by Ltngdrvr
Heck, I just wish my back up camera would work at all when driving forward!
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