Backup camera pushed in

Asked by WH7013 Apr 23, 2021 at 01:23 PM about the 2018 Nissan Rogue SL FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2018 Nissan Rouge back up camera has been pushed in to the cavity in
which it was mounted. This occurred during an auto detail and believe the guy
pushed it in an attempt to open the back tailgate. The camera is still working
but can only see the inside if the tailgate. How can this be fixed?

3 Answers

Remove the door panel and fix it. Maybe the detail guy should pay?

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You need to remove the rear panel on the lift gate. Best exploded view i could find. after the panel is off look for where camera is located on the outside then find same spot with lift gate panel off. Once found push camera back out. Check for broken clips that hold camera in. https://parts.hartnissanofnova.com/a/Nissan__Rogue-Sport/90069669__8120844/BACK- DOOR-PANEL-amp-FITTING/J11_US_900A_2.html

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How do you remove the panel on the lift gate on the 2018 rouge

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