Reversing camera

The reversing camera on my 2014  nuevo has just stopped working , any ideas what could cause the problem it dose not come at all when in reverse ,  it is the factory fit model .

Does the monitor work at all ?
Do your reversing lights work ? if not you could have a faulty reverse light switch or a blown fuse, nice easy fixes
If you have a mirror mounted monitor the control box is usually fitted above the interior light

Chris

spanner wrote:Does the monitor work at all ?
Do your reversing lights work ? if not you could have a faulty reverse light switch or a blown fuse, nice easy fixes
If you have a mirror mounted monitor the control box is usually fitted above the interior light

NChris

No reversing camara at all
Reverse lights working OK
Yes mirror mounted
Thanks for reply

With the ignition on the camera receives a 12 volt feed and then gets another separate feed when reverse is selected, if it was mine I would remove the interior light unit and check that the control unit is getting power.
Our monitor failed and I replaced it with a near identical unit from eBay that had the same electrical connections, cost appropriately £25 and works great

Chris

I have discovered its a veba system with a remote controle fob , I have found the instructions that tell you nothing ,it has a single camara mounted high above the brake light , if that helps ,

Our Broadway had the factory fit Veba setup and the camera had moisture ingress before it was 3 years old, the replacement Veba camera was an extortionate price so I fitted a very similar £25 one purchased from eBay and the quality has been very good.
It’s a lot easier to replace a faulty monitor or control unit than replacing a camera.
You could try the firm below, the chap is very helpful but I think it’s supply only.
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Just had a quote from marquise about £950 , to replace .

I hope you told them where to go, that’s totally ridiculous

PLOUGHLIN wrote:DRW Electronics can arrange nationwide fitting service. Must be much cheaper than your quote.

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Same quote from 2 autosleeper dealers they advised full replacement including new roof wiring ,

PLOUGHLIN wrote:DRW Electronics can arrange nationwide fitting service. Must be much cheaper than your quote.

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A quick search on Google and most installation company's are charging £349.99 fitted for this Camera set up so those dealers are just taking g the Michael

FreelanderUK wrote:A quick search on Google and most installation company's are charging £349.99 fitted for this Camera set up so those dealers are just taking g the Michael

They now have a charge out rate at a inflation busting £120 an hour ,

Who do? The dealers, there is no need to use them for anything like this find an Independent car stereo / security fitter a lot cheaper

I had my brand new van a month before I changed the rear view rubbish camera for a proper twin lens camera.

Pete

Admittedly not fitted but all of this incl wiring loom, both cameras, monitor all connectors, £65.

Superb pic both night and day and the ability with the dedicated reversing one to park it 1" from a fence.

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Looks good can I ask how you got the cable from the camera to the monitor , on my nuevo the cable runs above the roof lining hence the high cost replacing , it is a major job removing interior cupboards and roof lining to run a cable as a new system would not be compatible with old wiring , how dose your monitor turn on automatically, or via a switch ?

Has it actually been tested and the cable run is at fault, it’s very unusual for there to be a cable fault, it’s normally camera or screen

[quote="FreelanderUK"]Has it actually been tested and the cable run is at fault, it’s very unusual for there to be a cable fault, it’s normally camera or screen [/quote
On one chanel the monitor is blue on second chanel it is distorted lines ,my thoughts are camara is failed , no visible way to remove the camara , lt looks like it is bonded to top of rear panel with a pig tail connected to the long cable in the roof , can't find the information I need

A very thin bladed implement worked around the camera base will free it, this should then allow the camera to pull away with the small connection bebind, tie some string to the connection before unplugging so it does not drop back in, attach new camera and use a mastic sealant to fix new camera in place, a photo of camera would be good to identify what you need

Molly3 wrote:Looks good  can I ask how you got the cable from the camera  to the  monitor , on my nuevo the cable  runs above the roof lining  hence the high cost replacing ,  it is a major job removing interior cupboards and roof lining to run a cable as a new system would not be compatible with old wiring  , how dose your monitor turn on automatically, or via a switch  ?

Here's how
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Also this is an Exec not Nuevo
Cameras fitted above upper brake light sealed as seen, cables from there through bathroom, not now as seen here, now in self adhesive cable duct.
That takes them into the wardrobe, hot melt glued to back of shelf, then all the way fwd through the rh wall cupd's. That takes us to the above cab "bed" area, run then around the side to just above the interior light. The cable connector for the monitor etc is here too, now covered by a glued on box to protect the wiring from roof top contents.
Power taken from interior light, this is always on so the wee switch you see in prev pics is power for both cameras. They're individually switched on the monitor.
One camera is horizontal, always on if switched on and is the rear view, the other points down and is the reversing camera.
Dead simple cheap as chips and works a dream. All more or less invisible, might not do this to a nice shiny new van but this isn't and it's mine!!!

On our 2013 Broadway the Veba camera was fitted flush to the rear panel with a tubular threaded bolt and the cable slid up the centre, all part of the camera.The only way to access the rear of the camera meant cutting an access in the cupboard behind the camera.
I used the original wiring and fitted a new camera with the correct connections to suit the new camera.The access hole was covered with a close matching piece of Formica. When Autosleeper change a camera I think they cover the hole with a false panel exactly the same size as the back of the cupboard so it looks original.
I think it’s a stupid idea to have no access to the rear of the camera

spanner wrote:On our 2013 Broadway the Veba camera was fitted flush to the rear panel with a tubular threaded bolt and the cable slid up the centre, all part of the camera.The only way to access the rear of the camera meant cutting an access in the cupboard behind the camera.
I used the original wiring and fitted a new camera with the correct connections to suit the new camera.The access hole was covered with a close matching piece of Formica. When Autosleeper change a camera I think they cover the hole with a false panel exactly the same size as the back of the cupboard so it looks original.
I think it’s a stupid idea to have no access to the rear of the camera

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Thank you that is a big help my camara is veba , the dealer told me the veba is not available so the wiring has to be changed and a new system has to be fitted hence £900 plus cost ..

If it’s the camera that’s at fault these can be bought from Auto-sleeper parts department for about £90 . There are other options on Amazon cheaper and the monitor can be bought from Auto-sleeper also

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