2016 Toyota 4runner Backup System Problems
3 owner-reported backup system complaints from NHTSA data
Data sourced from NHTSA public database. For informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified mechanic.
Owner Complaints (3)
Your backup camera display shows a blank screen at random times, though the screen works normally otherwise. This issue has been happening intermittently over the past couple of years. The problem likely involves the camera itself, its wiring connection, or the display module, and may require inspection and replacement of the faulty component.
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Your backup camera display intermittently goes blank, starting around 125,000 miles and becoming more frequent. Restarting the car or shifting gears doesn't fix it. The dealer says this isn't a known issue and you'll need to replace the camera system, which is expensive.
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Your rearview camera displayed a blank screen when you tried to back up, preventing you from seeing what's behind your vehicle. This backup camera failure removes an important safety feature designed to help you avoid hitting objects or people while reversing. The issue developed at 125,293 miles. A repair would likely involve diagnosing the camera system and replacing either the camera unit itself or its wiring/connectors.
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