Guide lines on the reverse back up camera are crooked (right)

[GoGeTteR310]

What's up guys?

I have a 2015 Yukon and all of a sudden the reverse guide lines are going off to the right. Is anyone else having this problem?


Thanks

 

[John Garza]

Strange.. Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

 

[dbbd1]

Straighten out your steering wheel, they will straighten out too. It may be an option that you can program in your settings menu.

 

[GoGeTteR310]

Strange.. Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

Yes.... That's the first thing I did and nothing happened.

Ty

 

[GoGeTteR310]

Straighten out your steering wheel, they will straighten out too. It may be an option that you can program in your settings menu.

I tried that too.... I'm going to take a picture of it and post it on here so everyone can see what I'm talking about. Even if I have the steering will straight, the lines are not centered. They are off to the right. I have messed with the setting and nothing. The thing that sucks is that my warranty just expired last month... F$%#! lol

 

[dbbd1]

I tried that too.... I'm going to take a picture of it and post it on here so everyone can see what I'm talking about. Even if I have the steering will straight, the lines are not centered. They are off to the right. I have messed with the setting and nothing. The thing that sucks is that my warranty just expired last month... F$%#! lol

Waiting for the pic, sorry, I thought they were curving to the right.

 

[GoGeTteR310]

Here is a picture of what I'm talking about .......

 

[GoGeTteR310]

Waiting for the pic, sorry, I thought they were curving to the right.

Here is the picture of what I was talking about.....

 

[dbbd1]

That is bizarre. Try to switch the guidelines off in the settings. Then back on and see what happens. In other cameras that I have experience with or installed, those lines are not a part of the camera but are a part of the monitor/display system. Maybe you need a software update??? You could do a factory reset too.

 

[dbbd1]

You could also try doing a touchscreen recalibration.