[Dazquayle]

Hi everyone! My girlfriend has pushed the rear camera into the housing trying to open the boot on my E Pace 🙂. To be fair it's pretty near the boot button and seemed pretty flimsy and easy to push in. Anyone else had this issue and is there an easy fix without dismantling the interior lining and tackling from the inside? Thanks

 

[mrchiggles]

Someone else reported doing this to a courtesy car...

 

[graham14]

My wife did the same , dealer showed me it could be accessed from outside the car by prising out the panel the camera is in, after this is released camera can be refitted by reattaching clip which is at the rear, although a bit fiddly

 

[AGK]

My wife also did this when the car was 3 weeks old. She naturally blamed poor design and we paid for a repair. Thanks for the tip re future repetition

 

[Dazquayle]

My wife did the same , dealer showed me it could be accessed from outside the car by prising out the panel the camera is in, after this is released camera can be refitted by reattaching clip which is at the rear, although a bit fiddly

Thanks! I'll take a look at that, hopefully it will save a trip to the dealer! Glad to know I'm not alone with this :lol:

 

[Alek]

Dears, did someone have a video how to fix dislodged rare camera of ePace?

 

[eepace]

My wife accidentally pushed in the rear view camera - as mentioned above, it is positioned where you'd expect the boot button to be. Does anyone have any advice (or a video) about how to safely detach the housing so I can clip the camera back in place?

 

[Steve Gange]

This has happened to me now 4 times , firstly when the car was a couple of months old and this was fixed by the garage , 2nd and 3rd times pushed back but not fully dislodged and it went back into its position , this last time it has gone fully into the casing , might have try at the self fix above before making an expensive trip to the garage.
First time it was me , since then it is people who are putting things into the boot and do not know the button is off centre.
Def a design fault on what is a really nice car

 

[graham14]

Hi From memory,

they used a flat bladed screwdriver to pop out the camera panel, suggest you use a cloth to protect paintwork

 

[tinahomminga]

We just used a flat head screwdriver and opened the panel that the rear camera is in and aligned it back. Closed the panel and it's working again. Thank you for the advice!!