Any tricks for keeping rear camera viewable?

[EVchiq]

It seems like if there's any moisture at all the rear camera gets covered and is not viewable.

Are there any tricks for keeping the rear camera viewable in inclement weather...?

Sprays, guards, etc

 

[porte]

Haven't tried personally but:

Model 3 + Y Hack: Rear Camera Clamp

 

[Madsen203]

Haven't tried personally but:

Model 3 + Y Hack: Rear Camera Clamp

Clearly you didn’t read the post.

To OP: there isn’t anything that can be done AFAIK. It would be great to have a heated sprayer be aimed at it but that would be a significant cost added. I’m pretty sure the likes of Range Rovers have this feature.

 

[URBAN LEGEND]

Clearly you didn’t read the post.

To OP: there isn’t anything that can be done AFAIK. It would be great to have a heated sprayer be aimed at it but that would be a significant cost added. I’m pretty sure the likes of Range Rovers have this feature.

You sure know how to make friends.

 

[Hank Hill]

You sure know how to make friends.

I mean he's 100% right lol. the response had nothing to do with the problem the thread author was having

 

[URBAN LEGEND]

I mean he's 100% right lol. the response had nothing to do with the problem the thread author was having

I know he is right but damnnnn.
The delivery…

 

[Madsen203]

I know he is right but damnnnn.
The delivery…

Hahaha I can tone it back but it was a dumb post linking something (that is out of stock) and completely unrelated to the OP.

 

[URBAN LEGEND]

Hahaha I can tone it back but it was a dumb post linking something (that is out of stock) and completely unrelated to the OP.

It’s all good fun on a Friday.

 

[shingles]

I have wondered if rain-x treatment might help. I haven’t tried it myself but might be worth testing out.

 

[porte]

Apologies, just responded after reading the subject.

Maybe if you were getting ceramic coating or other similar treatments for your glass you could add some to that small bit?