What is the reason for the disappearance of the reversing guide lines in the eighth-generation Camry?

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MacDelilah
08/29/25 3:49am
It may be due to manually hiding the guide lines or incomplete system startup of the vehicle. Here's how to check the guide lines in the reversing camera: Wheel trajectory lines: Wheel trajectory lines are usually represented by two vertical solid or dashed lines, which simulate the movement path of the rear wheels and will deflect according to the steering wheel's rotation. Simulated distance markers: Simulated distance markers are generally indicated by horizontal lines in three colors: "green," "yellow," and "red" (some may also be represented by segments on the simulated trajectory lines) to show the distance between the rear of the vehicle and obstacles. Green zone: This area indicates a safe reversing distance, allowing for worry-free reversing. Yellow zone: In this area, it means the distance is gradually decreasing, and you should remain vigilant and control the speed. Red zone: This area indicates that the vehicle has almost reached the maximum reversing distance, and continuing to reverse may lead to dangerous situations.
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SanAngela
09/10/25 8:28am
Encountering the issue of missing reverse guide lines on the 8th-generation Camry, I analyzed several potential common causes. The most frequent reason is the rear camera lens being covered by dust or dirt, resulting in unclear display of the guide lines—simply wiping the lens after parking usually resolves this. Occasionally, minor software glitches may occur, such as the reverse settings being accidentally turned off, requiring reactivation of the guide line option in the vehicle's system settings. If the vehicle recently underwent a software update, compatibility issues might arise; try restarting the infotainment system or the entire vehicle's power. Loose wiring connections are another potential factor—check if the camera plug is securely attached. For safety, prioritize using rearview mirrors and radar assistance when reversing in such situations, and address the issue promptly to avoid risks. Regular maintenance with extra attention to camera cleanliness can help prevent minor issues.
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