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2016 jeep renegade dash camera/radio

2016 Jeep Renegade 1941 75year 117500 miles
My jeep renegades back up camera/radio is staying stuck on the "back up camera" even while driving i can see the cars behind me driving. Im unable to listen to music or do anything because it stays in back up mode. How do I fix this? Ive already disconnected my battery to "reboot it" my fuses look in tack... please help!
Lisa from United States a year ago  
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Car not starting, push start not working at all SolvedSolved

2016 Jeep Renegade Latitude 191000 miles
Starter was replaced just over a month ago, the car dies about a week ago, a new alternator was put in, a new battery was put in 2 number 5 fuses were replaced just in case but wasn’t necessarily needed. The main dash does not come up, cannot turn car on with start button, little power is going to windows and radio and if you start the wipers you can’t stop them until you unhook the battery. What is needed to get the car started?
Mike V from United States a year ago  
MI
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Mike V from United States a year ago
Ended up being multiple fuses being blown both under the hood and the dash
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Car won't turn on even with a new battery

2015 Jeep Renegade Sport 2.4L 116790 miles
There are days my car starts fine. Then my car won't turn on and when turning the ignition all I hear is a click or no click. I placed a new battery and same issue. It starts and still hears a click or nothing—the electronics and radio when the ignition is turned halfway. I'm assuming the problem would be the start? what do you think?
sylo from United States 2 years ago  
SY
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Spirit from United States 2 years ago
It sounds like this is an issue that has to do with the fuel pump. The click that you hear is the valve that leads to the fuel pump. Its normally closed when the car is off and open during ignition.
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