Review on AUTO-VOX CS-2 Wireless Backup Camera Kit with Stable Digital Signal, 📸 4.3’’ Monitor & Rear View Camera for Trucks, Vans, Camping Cars, SUVs by Steve Linquist

The camera was pretty easy to install and I'm only 15 years old. First, make sure you connect the camera to a working backup light. On the 2013 Ford Escape that I installed it on, I found that the only backup lights on the tailgate came on. Initially I connected them to the backup light on the main taillight. It actually worked very well. All the cables that were in the back were on the door. I drilled a hole 2" left of center of the license plate, about 1/2" below the license plate so you can't see the hole. I routed the cable from the camera through the hole and screwed it to the license plate. I used silicone sealant on the back to prevent water getting in, although I think it will be fine without sealant. Better to be safe than sorry. The wire that protrudes into the reversing light wires and the camera itself are neatly concealed behind a plastic panel that covers it. On the front, I wrapped extra wire around the suction cup mount every 15 feet. It is very useful that there is a USB port. It seems to work as expected and has a pretty solid construction. two thumbs up for me