Well done very informative, thank you, imagine those that don’t have your mechanical skills? What Jeep would charge? Not to mention the bullshit they would feed their customers.
Sadly the 2012 has the same problem but the shifter assembly is completely different. i got min all apart and the part your showing is not there. There is a little momentasry switch right at the top thats engaged when the shifter is in park. so im not sure other than cleaning that part what to do.
My 2011 wk2 has a black screen and says "check your surroundings" when in reverse, but the parking sensors do work and beep just fine. Is my GC having the same issue? Do the parktronics etc run of a different switch/circuit than the camera?
FYI to others- this fix/switch did not exist/apply on my 2012 Grand Cherokee. I ended up replacing the backup camera itself, which appears to have solved my issue
@@afrosamurai5927 I would not say it was hard, but also not "easy". This video will help you understand the process to remove the trunk cover: th-cam.com/video/CRl9js1p95U/w-d-xo.html However for our 2012 Grand Cherokee I did NOT need to remove the tail lights .. just four bolts, like in this video: th-cam.com/video/h0VyFWH0dzo/w-d-xo.html
I have a 2011 Jeep GC Overland build date 4/11 my shift selector is not at all the same as yours! What is your build date? Do you know where the camera gets it signal from if the switch you show is not present?
This is a proven fix for me because at this point it's been over two years since I repaired it and I drive multiple times everyday so it's probably at least in Reverse six times a day for two years so I've probably been in Reverse at least four thousand times without any issues to date
Does this mean that the reverse lights also weren't turning on? Come to think of it, the shift indicator on the dash wouldn't have shown that it is in reverse either right? Or was only the camera affected?
I have two messages 1 on the gauge cluster saying "service parking assist system. And then on the radio screen says "check all surroundings". Who had that problem? And what was the fix?
I will make a video on this hopefully today but for recording purposes I wanted to know if your reverse camera is operating correctly or do you have a blank screen with the check all surrounding message?
so the proof you show at the begining is that its working, which is awesome but I want to see one thats not working fixed all you are doing is showing steps a person can take to fix it, thumbs down
Well done very informative, thank you, imagine those that don’t have your mechanical skills? What Jeep would charge? Not to mention the bullshit they would feed their customers.
Thank you
Work for my jeep as well
Sadly the 2012 has the same problem but the shifter assembly is completely different. i got min all apart and the part your showing is not there. There is a little momentasry switch right at the top thats engaged when the shifter is in park. so im not sure other than cleaning that part what to do.
Same for me.
Would have loved to see you put it back together 🤣
Thank
DID NOT WORK ON 2011 DURANGO GOOD FOR SOME THANKS FOR THE INFO.
This is probably not recommended but i removed that panel on driver side and *lightly* tapped the sensor and camera has been working so far
My 2011 wk2 has a black screen and says "check your surroundings" when in reverse, but the parking sensors do work and beep just fine. Is my GC having the same issue? Do the parktronics etc run of a different switch/circuit than the camera?
FYI to others- this fix/switch did not exist/apply on my 2012 Grand Cherokee. I ended up replacing the backup camera itself, which appears to have solved my issue
I'm having the same issue and already bought the backup cam was it hard to replace without breaking anything?
@@afrosamurai5927 I would not say it was hard, but also not "easy". This video will help you understand the process to remove the trunk cover: th-cam.com/video/CRl9js1p95U/w-d-xo.html However for our 2012 Grand Cherokee I did NOT need to remove the tail lights .. just four bolts, like in this video: th-cam.com/video/h0VyFWH0dzo/w-d-xo.html
@@mikegeswein1658 Thanks for the info about to shoot my shot at it.
Wish I had read this BEFORE taking mine apart.... lol
I have a 2011 Jeep GC Overland build date 4/11 my shift selector is not at all the same as yours! What is your build date? Do you know where the camera gets it signal from if the switch you show is not present?
I took it apart and lubed it, still no work does the sensor go bad in the shifter assembly? I also replaced the radio and still no camera, what next??
This is a proven fix for me because at this point it's been over two years since I repaired it and I drive multiple times everyday so it's probably at least in Reverse six times a day for two years so I've probably been in Reverse at least four thousand times without any issues to date
Does this mean that the reverse lights also weren't turning on? Come to think of it, the shift indicator on the dash wouldn't have shown that it is in reverse either right? Or was only the camera affected?
Very informative
If this sensor fails you should have other problems right? Like reverse light and or back up sensors?
15 minutes to fix?! You must be late ⏰ for everything you do.
lol what is wrong with 15 minutes?
How did you decide it was not the camera and what your fix is the only likely fix please?
Is it the same on all types of automatic Jeep Compass transmissions?
Now is this for just flickering screen because my screen is black and reads check entire surroundings is the issue im having. thanks
Has ypur issue been fixed yet?if so, what was the prognosis?
Any update?
I have two messages 1 on the gauge cluster saying "service parking assist system. And then on the radio screen says "check all surroundings". Who had that problem? And what was the fix?
I will make a video on this hopefully today but for recording purposes I wanted to know if your reverse camera is operating correctly or do you have a blank screen with the check all surrounding message?
I'm certain this was not the issue...
so the proof you show at the begining is that its working, which is awesome but I want to see one thats not working fixed all you are doing is showing steps a person can take to fix it, thumbs down
i think I'll just take mines to Jeep lol
This is so poorly filmed its a shame.
definitely not for average joe 😂
No