360 Degree View Camera Alignment
For information on Ford Color Coded Illustrations refer to OEM COLOR CODING
NOTE:
On vehicles equipped with Trailer Reverse Guidance (TRG), complete this procedure and also perform the Trailer Reverse Guidance camera alignment.
NOTE:
Damage to or misalignment of any of the cameras or the body panels they are mounted to, can affect the camera alignment.
- Prior to beginning this procedure, perform the following:
- Verify the exterior rear view mirrors to make sure they are in a normal driving position.
- Verify suspension is in a normal driving mode, if equipped with adjustable suspension.
- Verify that all doors, deck lid, liftgate, and tailgate are closed.
- Using a scan tool, retrieve and if necessary, repair any parking aid camera DTC.
- Clean the camera lenses. Inspect all cameras (except center high-mounted stoplamp camera and trailer camera, if equipped), the associated mounting hardware and body components for damage.
- Environmental conditions that may affect the procedure:
- Perform procedure in daylight.
- Perform procedure when visibility is clear with high contrast scenes that are not disturbed by strong rainfall or snow.
- Recommend driving on normal asphalt or concrete surface.
- Avoid road surfaces that have a smooth and uniform appearance (e.g. snow blanketed roadway).
- Using a scan tool, carry out the 360 degree view camera alignment procedure.
- Refer to the wiring diagram to identify the camera controlling module. Refer to Parking Aid for schematic and connector information.
- Select the controlling module on the diagnostic scan tool screen.
- Select the alignment procedure.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
- After the procedure is successful, verify the quality of the 360 degree view camera on the display.
- Drive to a parking lot and stop vehicle over straight parking designation lines.
- Activate the 360 degree view camera system.
- Drive slowly over the parking designation lines while watching the corners of the 360 image for stitching quality. Lines should look continuous.