Mine (2014) does not have one. They sell replacement Ford logo with a backup camera that you can hookup to the factory display on the radio. Mine is the little 4 inch display, so not sure how great the picture would be.
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Anyone ever install Ford logo backup camera?
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I have. 2014 tailgate and camera on a 2007. IIRC, I bought the camera from a place 1ags recommended. Easy enough to install.
I ran it to an aftermarket 7" double din. Picture quality is decent enough for what it is.
I ran it to an aftermarket 7" double din. Picture quality is decent enough for what it is.
My 2011 Tundra had the back up camera built into the review mirror and it was plenty helpful. In some ways maybe even better because there is less distortion from the curves from the birdseye lens. You'll be fine
1Ags and I installed one on my old truck. It was easy to install and we ran it to an aftermarket head unit with a screen so I wouldn't need an extra device.
We bought a $20 backup camera off Amazon and hooked it to our '05 Tundra aftermarket head unit. it works just fine so maybe get something cheap?
I bought the kit that 1ags recommended for my 2014. Never got around to going down and getting some installing it. I'll sell it to ya if you want. It's the camera and badge, and the screen goes into a replacement rear view mirror.
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I don't know about aftermarket cameras, but I do know that if the camera is not centered on your truck, it makes backing onto a trailer much more difficult. I am talking just a few inches left or right makes it weird. It is still doable, just weird.
Sweet Kitten Feet said:
I bought the kit that 1ags recommended for my 2014. Never got around to going down and getting some installing it. I'll sell it to ya if you want. It's the camera and badge, and the screen goes into a replacement rear view mirror.
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I look at my side mirrors when i backup a trailer and just keep it "centered" between the mirrors.Milwaukees Best Light said:
I don't know about aftermarket cameras, but I do know that if the camera is not centered on your truck, it makes backing onto a trailer much more difficult. I am talking just a few inches left or right makes it weird. It is still doable, just weird.
I really thought by 2014 they were required equipment. My 2014 XLT had the logo cam that fed to the 4in display.
It blue screened.
Now I've got an aftermarket camera mounted to the license plate and it feeds an 8in Alpine with the Maestro dash kit.
It blue screened.
Now I've got an aftermarket camera mounted to the license plate and it feeds an 8in Alpine with the Maestro dash kit.
This 2014 XLT is like a car technology museum
txyaloo said:
I have. 2014 tailgate and camera on a 2007. IIRC, I bought the camera from a place 1ags recommended. Easy enough to install.
I ran it to an aftermarket 7" double din. Picture quality is decent enough for what it is.
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