Is there a "no lit doobie" law to mirror the open container laws in states where it is legal?Legal weed is not legal if you’re driving- just saying.
Basically yeah. Not supposed to be open in a car.Is there a "no lit doobie" law to mirror the open container laws in states where it is legal?
Correct, and in Washington anyway it's dependent on blood tests which will read some level well after a "high" is gone. But the issue was the strength of weed today as opposed to the past.Legal weed is not legal if you’re driving- just saying.
We may now know the reason some have a hard time seeing when in reverse.I thought the issue was poorly lighting reverse lights(couldn't help myself!)
Maybe the OP is Snoop Dogg.We may now know the reason some have a hard time seeing when in reverse.
Try using the mirrors...Love my 22 Colorado and I’m sure this can be addressed but after dark my backup camera is as dark as it is outside. It’s really unusable. When I need it I’m usually on roads that I’m unfamiliar with anyways and it’s always late Evening/night time. What can I do to get it to where I can see what’s behind me at night? Thanks Guys!
I touch the brakes, sheds a little more light (red) on the subject. I agree with you though.Love my 22 Colorado and I’m sure this can be addressed but after dark my backup camera is as dark as it is outside. It’s really unusable. When I need it I’m usually on roads that I’m unfamiliar with anyways and it’s always late Evening/night time. What can I do to get it to where I can see what’s behind me at night? Thanks Guys!
The back up cam assists you with the blind spots mirrors can't see. Back up cams are a potential life saving feature. Seems we forgot about all the unfortunate times someone ran over kids while back up or in. Mirrors, back up cams and parking sensors used together can save a life. They are now mandatory on all vehicles. It's not an option anymore for a reason just like TPMS.Try using the mirrors...
Yes correct, sorry I bunched all three in one sentence.The backup sensors are not required. Cameras are and are a good thing.
I have to believe GM changed either the camera or the camera lens as my son used to have a 2015 Cruze that had a very clear image night or day. I have a 2017 Canyon with the same poor picture quality as many here are describing that makes the backup camera useless at night. I have not seen a TSB on how GM is fixing this, but would assume replacing the camera with an OEM one wouldn’t help. Maybe there is an aftermarket market camera that is better quality?Love my 22 Colorado and I’m sure this can be addressed but after dark my backup camera is as dark as it is outside. It’s really unusable. When I need it I’m usually on roads that I’m unfamiliar with anyways and it’s always late Evening/night time. What can I do to get it to where I can see what’s behind me at night? Thanks Guys!
I have a 2018 cruze and a 2019 Colorado. The cruze has a better cam view and it is a SD cam. The Colorado has a HD cam and a darker view. I replaced the reverse lights with LED. Not much better. So I added a LED license plate light in addition and now my view is better than the Cruze and brighter. GM knows the issues but probably won't address it because it's not getting enough attention. To add another issue to my Colorado the lens builds up moisture inside of it in certain weather conditions. This problem is well documented and it is so bad that Honda is replacing lenses on all their vehicles due to customer complaints.I have to believe GM changed either the camera or the camera lens as my son used to have a 2015 Cruze that had a very clear image night or day. I have a 2017 Canyon with the same poor picture quality as many here are describing that makes the backup camera useless at night. I have not seen a TSB on how GM is fixing this, but would assume replacing the camera with an OEM one wouldn’t help. Maybe there is an aftermarket market camera that is better quality?
I added two led spot lights under the rear bumper. The problem with them is that they are spots and 5000-6000 kelvin wavelength light. They overwhelm the camera, making it look like a whiteout at night. I can see pretty well in the side mirrors though. It would be way better if the lights were floods, in the warm white, 2700-3000 kelvin wavelength. I actually toned down the spots by coating the lenses with clear/translucent RTV silicone adhesive. Still looking for some warm white floods to replace the spots with. My back up camera was replaced once under warranty, due to the fact that the image had become fuzzy. That was both a day and night problem.Love my 22 Colorado and I’m sure this can be addressed but after dark my backup camera is as dark as it is outside. It’s really unusable. When I need it I’m usually on roads that I’m unfamiliar with anyways and it’s always late Evening/night time. What can I do to get it to where I can see what’s behind me at night? Thanks Guys!
I put some Amazon cheapos in my 2020 Z71 and they were bright as spotlights, but the backup camera was only a bit better in dark parking lots. One burned out after a year and I bought some made by Sylvania from the local parts store. They're not as bright, but a little better than the factory bulbs and I'm hoping they last longer than the other ones.Are you talking about LED backup lights? Would they really make a difference?