On our PC, the backup camera recently took a short vacation. DW fired up the coach and I was following in the not-a-toad-yet and she pulled over saying the backup camera went dead. I took a look and the Sony monitor was that bright "signal? what signal?" blue.
As this came relatively hot on the heels of the driver's side mirror developing a tendency to flop over due to high wind, passing semis, or moderately bumpy roads, we figured we better go ahead and get it looked at.
(I know that long ago when I was in high school my school's swim team's motto was "Nothing behind you matters" but I confess to a certain skepticism as to whether the same is true for RV'ing.)
On our way to do that, about 15-20 minutes later, the camera came back on all by itself.
I've looked around for access to the backup camera in the back and the camera is bolted on to the outside, but the cable disappears through a hole into points unknown. (Possibly the bathroom's "wet wall.")
Has anyone seen anything similar happen?
Or, for that matter, do you know what I ought to do with that mirror? It's got a couple of alan wrench bolts in the base that look like they ought to tighten it down, but they feel like they've already been tightened by The Terminator. I don't think human hands are going to improve matters there... at least, not mine. So I don't know what to do.
Thanks!
