F150 Backup Camera Rear View Parking Assist Camera 170° HD Night Vision Compatible with Ford F150 2010-2014 Mustang 2015-2020 Lincoln MKC 2015-2019 EL3T-19G490-AA EL3Z-19G490-D BL3Z-19G490-B

2014, F150 Quad Cab, XTR. My cam had been intermittent. Sometimes working, sometimes not. Traced, clean, and checked all wires and harnesses. No help. Gotta be the camera right? It was. I watched a quick youtube video on this and it took me maybe 7 minutes to install. And this thing not only works great, the image itself is a significant improvement over the FORD OEM camera. Much, much clearer. Initially, I thought the new cam was off with the guide lines, but after backing up to a trailer, its spot on!

I'll give this a 5 star because it worked right away and the cost is so low. Otherwise I think the yellow lines don't seem as visible sometimes and the center of the video is grainy but for a backup camera it gets the job done. I didn't test the zoom, I assume that doesn't work but I've never used it. Make sure you take off the lense cover before testing and buy the replacement mount/emblem that can be pulled off without breaking unlike the original.

Replacement for a 2014 F150 that was working intermittently & the image was reversed. Not only did this fix my problem but it looks much sharper/clearer! Appears to have a little more field of view as well. My only complaint is I lost the "zoom feature the other camera had. I only occasionally use that when hooking up to a trailer. I can live without that for how much cheaper this was compared to oem. Took minutes to install! Well worth the price!

Great Upgrade – Worth the EffortInstallation took some time, but it was worth every minute. I installed the camera myself, and so far, it’s working great. My neck doesn’t ache from constantly turning around, and the visibility is a huge improvement. It’s only been a week, so I can’t speak to long-term reliability yet, but I definitely recommend this product and supplier.

The back up camera on my wife's 2012 Ford Edge has been blurry for quite a while. My son is a Ford technician and he said just replace the camera. Most think it's a software issue. He said that opening and closing the rear hatch over the years jars the tiny circuit board inside the camera causing it to eventually fail. So shut the hatch as gentle as you can to extend the life of the camera.

Very impressed with the camera. 2013 Ford Edge, it was plug n play install and it was an upgrade from the OEM camera. My old guide lines stayed straight, and the new parking lines curve while turning. It is a much wider-angle view and looks like HD. Be aware - it does not come with any instructions - so go and watch one of the online videos for your vehicle. There is a lot to take apart on the Edge to get at the camera, including many plastic tabs to release. It is not hard or complicated, but you need a gentle hand not to break stuff. Took me about an hour and a half, but I was careful and didn't break any of the clips and tabs. Would recommend this project to anyone that has some basic skills and can follow the videos instructions.

Camera is the same as the original and fit just fine. The guide and steering lines work just fine. Only complaint is the camera is stuck being zoomed in. I tried to "program" using FORSCAN but get an error saying its not OEM. For $40 i guess either live with it or try a different camera.

I installed it very easily you really don’t need instructions. It worked right out of the box. I can’t get the zoom to work. And the camera seems like it’s a bit off centered. I wonder if there’s any way to adjust that? But if I just pay attention to the trailer Hook And just head right for it, it works. The curving yellow lines as you turn the wheel are kind of neat but since the image is a bit off-center like the trailer hook is not in the center of the picture I don’t really trust them that much yet.