What to Do When the Rearview Camera Image is Inverted?

1 Answers
DelRachel
07/25/25 9:20am
Solution for an inverted rearview camera image: Swap the front camera and the rearview camera. The issue of the rearview camera image being inverted left-to-right occurs when the front-view camera is mistakenly installed at the rear of the car during the installation of the rearview camera, which is the main difference between the front camera and the rearview camera. Additionally, another possible cause is that the vehicle's infotainment system has mirroring enabled. You can shift into reverse gear again, locate the settings button in the navigation device while in rearview camera mode, and check if there is a mirror adjustment or rearview mirroring function. Then, click to adjust the settings and finally turn it off. The rearview camera uses a wide-angle far-infrared camera device installed at the rear of the vehicle, allowing clear visibility of obstacles behind the car through the in-car display. When the reverse gear is engaged, the rearview camera automatically activates the high-definition rearview camera at the rear, displaying the rear situation clearly on the LCD screen, enabling the driver to accurately assess the road conditions behind.
Was this review help?
20
2
Share
More Forum Discussions

How to Operate the High-Low Beam Headlight Switch?

High-Low Beam Headlight Switch Operation Method: Frequently push the lever inward one notch to make the low beams flash repeatedly. Pushing the lever outward allows the high beams to stay on continuously. Pushing the lever inward one notch returns it to the low beam position. Then, pushing the lever inward one more notch makes the high beams flash once, and releasing the lever automatically returns it to the low beam position. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law, drivers must alternate between high and low beams when driving at night in situations such as sharp curves, slopes, overtaking, arched bridges, pedestrian crossings, and intersections without traffic signals. When overtaking at night, drivers should turn on the turn signal and also use the high-low beam switch to alert the vehicle ahead. When approaching an intersection, drivers should use the high-low beam switch to alert vehicles on both sides of the intersection.
17
2
Share

What Does Cylinder Scoring Mean?

Cylinder scoring refers to the appearance of distinct longitudinal mechanical scratches and abrasions on the inner wall of the cylinder within the piston ring's movement range. In severe cases, adhesive wear may occur, leading to difficulties in engine starting or spontaneous stalling. Cylinder scoring is a major engine failure, fundamentally caused by the inability to form an oil film between the cylinder wall and the piston rings or piston, resulting in poor lubrication or even dry friction. Several reasons for engine cylinder scoring include: 1. Engine overheating due to leaks or water loss in the cooling system that isn't promptly replenished; 2. Severe oil shortage caused by engine oil leaks or excessive consumption; 3. Prolonged high-speed or overload operation of the engine, leading to excessively high temperatures; 4. Improper assembly of the piston pin or cylinder liner, causing deformation.
1
2
Share

What are the signs of a bad ignition coil?

Signs of a bad ignition coil: 1. During idle, the vehicle body shakes noticeably, and the exhaust pipe vibrates severely, making a "popping" sound; 2. While driving, when the engine speed is below 2500 rpm, the vehicle body shakes noticeably with poor acceleration, but the shaking sensation disappears when the speed exceeds 2500 rpm; 3. Upon opening the engine hood, the engine is observed to shake significantly with a large amplitude. The ignition coil is a transformer whose initial energy comes from the battery's 12V voltage, but the energy delivered to the spark plug can reach tens of thousands of volts. It is through the energy conversion of the ignition coil that the spark plug can generate immense energy, allowing the air-fuel mixture in the engine cylinder to combust.
17
4
Share

What does 'setup' mean on a car?

Setup on a car refers to settings, which are commonly found on the dashboard or in-car multimedia systems. For example, pressing the setup button located slightly to the lower left of the central knob will display options such as menu language, unit of measurement, time settings, and default values. Simply rotate the main knob to 'time settings' and press to confirm. With the increasing number of configuration buttons in cars, the center console has become more crowded and complex. The center console is the area that controls comfort and entertainment features like air conditioning and audio systems. Depending on the manufacturer's design, many traditional buttons on the center console have been significantly reduced, with most functions now replaced by touchscreen controls.
17
1
Share

What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Hybrid Electric Vehicles?

Advantages of hybrid electric vehicles: 1. Like gasoline-powered cars, hybrid vehicles can be refueled at gas stations without changing driving habits; 2. Governments and businesses promoting these products do not need to invest in building new charging stations or gas stations. 3. High fuel economy performance and superior driving performance. Disadvantages: 1. The technology is not yet mature, and related products are overpriced. 2. Long-distance high-speed or constant-speed driving does not save fuel. Hybrid electric vehicles combine fuel and electric power, using an electric motor as an auxiliary power source to assist the engine. During startup and acceleration, the electric motor's assistance helps reduce fuel consumption, resulting in lower fuel costs.
20
0
Share

What does the 'tune' button in a car mean?

It refers to the settings used to adjust the car audio system. Key adjustments include bass balance, treble balance, front/rear balance, left/right balance, and SVC (Speed-sensitive Volume Control). Typically located on the right side of the car audio control panel, these settings allow the audio system to produce different sound effects. There are two main purposes: one is to lock the pitch of out-of-tune notes and adjust the pitch during playback, and the other is for special processing of instrumental music. Other functions of car audio buttons are as follows: PWR button: Press briefly to turn on the audio system. Hold for more than 1 second to turn it off. AMS button: When the audio is in radio mode, press and hold for more than 2 seconds to automatically save the current station to presets 1-6. In MP3 mode, press to select the MP3 menu. MUT button: One-key mute function for the audio system. SEL/AF button: Switches between bands, such as from AM to AF. LOUD button: Increases the low-frequency loudness of the audio. Notes: The operation method of the TUNE button may vary across different car models. Some models may have it as a rotary knob, while others may have it as a touch button. Always refer to your specific vehicle's manual for proper operation.
9
0
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.