diymirage

So, what did you replace it with ?

That might be the issue, I've heard of that on the '18 and up trucks so it may be something they do across the board

Any one else have issues with this ? I use a OBXlink (if I remember correctly) to connect my newer mopars to alfaOBD on my phone It work fine with my plow truck ('17 2500) and my wife grocery getter ('15 pursuit charger) but I can't get the family hauler to connect ('18 journey) Am I overlooking something?

I bought the highest rated one from Amazon, the entire camera

Oh, while we're talking about cameras, are those grid lines supposed to move when I turn the wheel ?

Take a look at that hinge (just off center on the top) , it is way les fuzzy now

And after

Here's a before and after, judge foe yourself (I can't wait for the tonite to see how it really does)

well, i inspected the camera best i could, and popped the trunk, wiggled the wiring, didnt find anything concerning so i went ahead and ordered a replacement camera, should get here wednesday, so stay tuned folks

nothing lasts like it did anymore the last OEM battery i replaced was in my wifes old charger, that was on '08 and i replaced it in '20, '21 i remember thinking that one served us well

i cant imagine the wiring would be chewed up or anything, its a pretty clean looking vehicle (of course that dont mean nothing) the most logical place for a wiring issue to occur would be where it enters the chassis when the tailgate opens, no? ill see what the picture looks like with the tailgate open, and ill give the lens a good cleaning, ill report back later

Evening gents, I just picked my wife up a 2018 journey (because, apparently the pursuit charger I'd bought her instead a "mom car") So far I'm liking it, but the picture from the back up camera is a bit grainy I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way, so, what is the generally accepted upgrade ? The head unit is the 8.4