Review on 📷 Waterproof Rear View Camera with LED Night Vision - Backup Camera for Truck, Car, and Travel Trailer - JPP Embedded Reverse Camera by Shawn Price

I INSTALLED THIS IN MY DAMN LINCOLN MKZ, I INSTALLED THIS IN THE TRUNK LIKE IT COMES FROM THE FACTORY. I HAVE INSTALLED OTHER REAR CAMERAS BEFORE AND IT WAS VERY EASY. I ONLY HAVE 1 NEGATIVE FEEDBACK FOR THIS CAMERA. THERE IS NO UPPER DEAD CENTER MARKING OR INDICATION ON THIS CAMERA. SO I JUST HAD TO TEMPORARILY CONNECT THE WIRES TO THE MONITOR AND CAMERA TO SEE WHERE THE TOP WAS CENTER AND MAKE A LINE WITH A LIGHT PAINT MARKER TO SHOW Roughly Where The Top Is. IF THIS IS NOT DONE, YOU CAN ADJUST IT AND THE VIEW WILL BE AN OBJECTIVE OR UPPER DOWN. THEN YOU MUST CAREFULLY HOLD THE CAMERA BACK AND CHECK THE SUSPECT TO FIND THE TOP CENTER. THERE IS SOMETHING FOR THE MANUFACTURER TO THINK. REALLY EASY TO REPAIR. UPDATE, ALMOST A YEAR LATER. THIS CAMERA WORKS GREAT. I AM VERY SATISFIED WITH THIS CAMERA, IF I COULD GIVE IT MORE THAN 5 STARS I WOULD. I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS. HEAVY RAIN, CAR WASH, WATER RESISTANCE AND ALL LED LIGHTS STILL WORK. I WAS PEOPLE COMMENTED HOW CLEAN THIS LOOKS LIKE FACTORY. You won't believe that a $13 camera and $10 rearview mirror can offer the luxury of a backup system for less than $30. I WANTED TO SAY IN THE FIRST REVIEW IF YOU DRILL, MEASURE, MEASURE, MEASURE INTO YOUR CAR'S BODY. I COVERED THE ENTIRE AREA WITH MASK TAPE, MEASURED HALF THE WIDTH OF THE TRUCK, THEN I MEASURED HALF THE HEIGHT OF THE AREA ABOVE THE TAILLIGHTS. THE CAMERA MAY APPEAR FROM C BUT IT IS IN THE DEAD CENTER. USE THE TROLLEY TO MAKE A MARK AND WITH THE FULL SAW, USE THE POINT TO DRILL THE CENTER AND YOU ARE DONE.