Does it stay on all the time, no matter what speed you’re going?
If it's going off at 5-6 mph than that's normal. There's a setting you can turn off so it doesn't come on when you put it into drive. I turned mine on because I like this feature.
No I don't think that's right. I thought you were going from R to D. There's a section in the settings where you can add a delay (5 sec) so your camera stays on in D but you have to have been in R first.So if you put your truck in D without first putting it in R and backing up your camera comes on? That's what mine is doing. Here is the section from the manual that indicates something is wrong.
There's a setting in mine that will allow the camera to stay on to +5 or +6mph no matter how long. There is a cancel button in this case. I think this is normal operation.
I have the camera delay setting on but mine doesn’t come on in D unless I shift into R first.So I played with this today and it is the rear camera delay that is causing it. I had turned that setting on just a couple weeks ago but I almost never start out going forward, I'm always backing up. Last weekend circumstances had me starting out going forward several times. Anyway, if you have the RCD setting on and shift into drive the camera image will come on and there is a cancel button in the upper left corner where the zoom controls are when in reverse, if you press the cancel button the image will go away, if you don't press the cancel button the image will go away at 6 mph.
Late tot he game...I was about to post the section about Rear Camera Delay to see if that was what it was...I am glad you have it figured out!So I played with this today and it is the rear camera delay that is causing it. I had turned that setting on just a couple weeks ago but I almost never start out going forward, I'm always backing up. Last weekend circumstances had me starting out going forward several times. Anyway, if you have the RCD setting on and shift into drive the camera image will come on and there is a cancel button in the upper left corner where the zoom controls are when in reverse, if you press the cancel button the image will go away, if you don't press the cancel button the image will go away at 6 mph.
There is a option in the Display settings that will allow you to enable or disable the Delay on the rear camera. The delay is so you can see what you ran over when as you drive away! lol! The Manual is very helpful!
Maybe shifting to D just slow enough to trip the camera going past R?
