Troubleshooting Truck Bed Cargo Camera on 2016 Ford F-350 with Factory Screen

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When I switch to the bed camera it is blank dark screen. I have installed the cargo camera for a F350 2016 superduty with factory screen

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For your 2016 Ford F-350, the Truck Bed Cargo Camera for 8" Factory Monitor - Switch Kit # 3460006 is the correct fit. I reached out to their tech and he said since you are getting the switch over to a black screen it simply sounds like you aren't getting 12v power to the camera for it to sent the signal back. You will want to use a circuit tester like # PTW2993 to test the black power wire going to that camera and then trace that wire to determine why power is not getting to the camera. It most likely is a connection issue.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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If you have the factory auxiliary switch then just wire the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for 8" Factory Monitor - Night Vision #3460001 to that. If you don't have the factory auxiliary switch then you will want to utilize that toggle…

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You should be able to wire the power for the camera located at the 3rd brake light so that it has constant power and then it is switched on/off manually. If the current camera doesn't have that capability then you can install the Truck Bed Cargo…

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Answer 9

According to the owner of GCH Automotive, the #3460001 camera can be ran through a car wash. Just make sure the gaskets are installed properly. If they aren't installed properly, the camera can leak. It's also important that the mounting…

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

Yes, one of the really great things about the Custom Third Brake Light Camera for 8" Factory Monitor #3460001 is the fact that once installed it allows you to easily switch between the views of the third brake light camera and the tailgate…

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