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Will 12V PWM Filter VGR64VR Fix PWM Wiring Issue for Furrion Vision S for 2025 E350 Ford Van  

Updated 08/07/2026 | Published 08/02/2026

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Will the VGR64VR fix my pwm problem on my 2025 E350 ford van. I have a furrion vision S back up camera. Thanks.

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Expert Reply:

Hey Ryan, yes the 12V PWM Filter for RV Backup Camera Systems # VGR64VR that you referenced is exactly what you are looking for and is the correct harness to fix the PWM wiring issue you are having with your Furrion Vision S system. Do you have the original Vision S or the S+?

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Peter

8/7/2026

Works great on for our gmc. Had the lippert 7 pin plug adapter which worked but it was heavy and one more thing to connect. The filter was easy to install and is now something I don’t think about.

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Stephen D.

8/7/2026

If you run a Chevy or a GMC you will need this part to be installed between the units power supply and the camera. It is just a splice. If you do not install this the camera will go in an out and drive you crazy as you drive down the road. Chevy and GMC do not have a constant flow of electricity from the hook up. These are easy to install and solves the current flow issue. Have installed them in Heartland Trailer Trailer, East to West 36' 5th wheel and a Keystone Montana 3901RK. It is an inexpensive must have.

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Will C.

8/7/2026

@StephenD. Yeah the only issue I found was my 2024 Silverado is that I have to have the light switch for the truck on at least running lights to make the camera come on other than that it’s pretty clear picture works great.
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Larry E.

8/7/2026

It may work for certain vehicles, but it didn't work when I tried it with my Chevy Colorado, basically a waste of money in my case.

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Dave

8/7/2026

Ryan, I too had the issue with a newer tow vehicle. I bought a 2024 GMC Sierra and the rear camera on my travel trailer kept going on and off about every 10 seconds. Drove me nuts! Found out GM used a "pulse" voltage signal to the tail lights. Like a mach9ine gun, it sent voltage to the lights. The truck and trailer lights didn't notice the Milliseconds pauses but the camera did. It' seemed pricey but in the end was well worth it. Was a piece of cake to install and now no more on and off issues. Camper Dave

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Ed

8/7/2026

I know late model GMs with led lights are pulse with modulated so you need constant 12 voltage at the camera when the lights are on. I'm not sure if Fords are the same

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