View attachment 223852 If you have one of the new package cars with a color rear view monitor, you have probably noticed the weird picture quality at night, with red ghost images in the corners of the screen.
This is caused by a design flaw.
Above the door of the new cars is a brush that is supposed to keep out the dust.
It is attached to the car with a bright, unpainted aluminum strip that is directly below the camera lens.
This strip reflects any available light, including the red top marker lights, back up into the camera lens which causes the ghost images.
I fixed this problem by putting black electrical tape over the strip. It made a huge improvement in the picture quality.
After peak is over I will ask the mechanic to paint it flat black or brown, but in the meanwhile the tape works just as well.
And yet I still made it to being a Circle of Honor member.[/QUOTE]They didn't even have those cameras when you were driving. They are useful but not required.
And yet I still made it to being a Circle of Honor member.[/QUOTE]They didn't even have those cameras when you were driving. They are useful but not required.
You never broke a mirror?[/QUOTE]And yet I still made it to being a Circle of Honor member.
You drove like a race car driver. What's behind you isn't important.And yet I still made it to being a Circle of Honor member.
He's just his last 8 ball had more cut in it then actual cocaine.
The new cars have a rear overhead light that you can turn on. Very handy if you are hooking up a pup trailer in the dark.
They didn't even have those cameras when you were driving. They are useful but not required.
I thought it was vitamin B12. You might be right though.too much baby laxative?
Probably 2 dozen of them. You just have to get along with your mechanic. Spare mirrors and brown paint go a long way
Circle Of Honor—25 years of no reported accidents..
UPS guy should have at least half a key of Bolivian Snow for me tomorrowYou could argue that the glare and poor picture quality is a safety hazard. Don't you have an 8 ball to buy?
Interesting because (I believe) in certain states, if a truck has a backing camera, it must be functional otherwise it will not pass inspection.I had this discussion with my center manager. I told him the rules of backing say "use your back up camera as a 3rd mirror" mirrors are required so I can't drive this package car with out it's 3rd mirror. So I took it to the shop.
That 2 dozen crashes.Probably 2 dozen of them. You just have to get along with your mechanic. Spare mirrors and brown paint go a long way
Not in my center it wasn’t. We have so many trees in MN that branches causing a broken mirror wasn’t considered an accident.That 2 dozen crashes.
Not in my center it wasn’t. We have so many trees in MN that branches causing a broken mirror wasn’t considered an accident.
I broke 8 mirrors in 5 days on a country route I covered occasionally.Not in my center it wasn’t. We have so many trees in MN that branches causing a broken mirror wasn’t considered an accident.
Not in my center it wasn’t. We have so many trees in MN that branches causing a broken mirror wasn’t considered an accident.
If you have the spotlight switch on in your truck then your truck has to be off for the spotlight to turn on. It will help with visibility of your truck at night to other drivers coming behind you in addition to your hazards and other lights, it can also help light your path in rural areas when you have to go the back of your truck to cross the road at night.The new cars have a rear overhead light that you can turn on. Very handy if you are hooking up a pup trailer in the dark.