📷 Dewinston Rear View Backup Camera for F150 2011-2014 EL3Z-19G490-D BL3Z-19G490-B EB3T-19G490-BB EL3T19G490AA Review

Easy Installation. No reprogramming was required, all parking lines appeared. Review written after the first week. I can't speak of longevity.

Not exactly OEM but close enough that I'm happy. No laptop programming required and it has parking lines. The instructions were simple and clear.

Not as clear as OEM, but a win-win given the price difference. All the lines generated by the calculation are present on this camera, but the center line is slightly offset. All in all a good replacement.

Camera installation was easy and correct but the image is rotated 90 degrees! There were no instructions and unfortunately I didn't install it straight away and I can't return the camera. ... and in case you're wondering, no, the camera isn't set correctly, the image is rotated

Works great! My backup camera failed, Ford wanted $700! The hardest part is removing the old emblem. Picture quality is excellent and it has the same lines as the factory when backed up for navigation.

Worked great on my 2014 F150 King Ranch. Backup lines, central line, even radar and zoom work fine. The only problem I had was that the new camera seemed to be pointing downwards than the original. I could actually see part of the tailgate and most of the rear bumper in the camera image. I added a piece of felt (whatever I had on hand) to align the camera. Now it shows back and the picture looks like stock.

Replacing a broken rear camera is very easy and much cheaper. Watch some YouTube videos, order a camera and a new frame/logo and plan on doing about 15 minutes of work. The positive aspects are low cost and a high level of simplicity. Minus - the camera points are slightly lower than the standard points and a little to the left, but this is not a risk (just a nuance). There's probably a way to tweak or calibrate it, but it's fine for my purposes. I could try stuffing a toothpick in there. I…

works great! My backup camera failed, Ford wanted $700! The hardest part is removing the old emblem. Picture quality is excellent and it has the same lines as the factory when backed up for navigation.

Worked great on my 2014 F150 King Ranch. Backup lines, central line, even radar and zoom work fine. The only problem I had was that the new camera seemed to be pointing downwards than the original. I could actually see part of the tailgate and most of the rear bumper in the camera image. I added a piece of felt (whatever I had on hand) to align the camera. Now it shows back and the picture looks like stock.

Replacing a failed rear view camera is very easy and much cheaper. Watch some YouTube videos, order a camera and a new frame/logo and plan on doing about 15 minutes of work. The positive aspects are low cost and a high level of simplicity. Minus - the camera points are slightly lower than the standard points and a little to the left, but this is not a risk (just a nuance). There's probably a way to tweak or calibrate it, but it's fine for my purposes. I could try stuffing a toothpick in there…