why cant you answer this question about why the ford 2011 edge backup camera quit working

Asked by chipanddeb Jul 13, 2016 at 09:26 PM about the Ford Edge

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Bob answered 7 years ago

I saw it, Tom. Just trying to irritate the poster for posting this ridiculous question. I'll answer now....take it to Ford and they can fix it for you. It is possible that the camera is bad, or the wiring or the device that turns it on. How in the heck are we supposed to know what is wrong with every thing posted here? Rant over, I feel better.

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