I have a 2013 F 150 and the spot that the camera needs to be positioned is in the inset of the step for the bumper does it effect sight picture.
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The camera needs to have a clear view. Nothing should be in it's place because a hole was drilled on my car for it to be installed. It was not positioned at the usual spot but was placed on the bumper. So, there are five spots which include the sensors. The camera is in the middle and the 2 sensors are on each side. Hope this helps!! You can always contact me for further questions.
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I already installed the camera and sensors on my car. I had it done professionally and it works and looks great.
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The camera needs to have a clear view. Nothing should be in it's place because a hole was drilled on my car for it to be installed. It was not positioned at the usual spot but was placed on the bumper. So, there are five spots which include the sensors. The camera is in the middle and the 2 sensors are on each side.Hope this helps!! You can always contact me for further questions.
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I wish I could help you, but I have not installed mine yet and it looks like my install will be the same. If I had to guess, I would say no, but I'm no expert.
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This color camera is for front viewing only (orientation not reversed as in rear viewing) and doesn't provide any spacing guide lines. It works very well for front curb parking in my application. The field of view is confined roughly to the width of the car for up close spotting. The housing is made of aluminum and doesn't protrude past the pop-in mount very much (almost unnoticeable if mounted horizontally under a plastic license plate mount).
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It doesn't work well with my 2014 Ram 1500. the wiring is too short and you cant see the screen in the mirror in the daylight. I would recommend the factory camera.
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it doesn't no; if you are concerned with it interfering with other optics, the camera actually rotates in the mounting housing so it can be mounted either top, side, or bottom and still get the picture right side up.
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Shows the bumper hitch not the fifth wheel hitch in the standard mounting position but you could mount the camera to the front of the bed or toolbox or whatever to view the fifth wheel hitch.
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I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I... » Read More I would check with the manufacturer. It fit my 2013. PROBLEM! I was promised that installing this pop lock on my tailgate would not affect the camera. WRONG! The camera had to be moved to the other side of the handle and the grid visible in the rear view mirror is no longer accurate. I had the lock installed by a professional company. I needed a lock and was about to leave on a trip so decided to leave the lock installed. The camera works fine and it's easy to back up to my trailer hitch still. This was the only lock I found available for the Tacoma. If there is a right and left version, I never found it. « Show Less
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As long as it uses an SMA type antenna connector. I believe it does because the antenna looks like the common Foscam antenne. The antenna is heavy and may have to hang down from the camera. All of mine do and it does not affect the signal, you just need clearance. It is a long antenne.
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Short answer: Yes, you can use it with your back-up camera and sensors. I have it on my 2012 Ford Expedition. The Camera is over the license plate and my sensors are on the bumper. Not affected by the presence of the hitch step. In fact the camera shows the step and gives me a good view of how close I am to something.
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Hello Thanks for your message, the image of the rear cam would be showed on the top right of the screen no matter park or drive. Hope this can help you, have a nice day:) Regards
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I place the camera on my hitch on the back of my 2011 Dodge Ram and works well enough. The signal isn't strong enough to keep a clear crisp picture all the time, but it gets the job done.
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My camera is mounted in the bumper....to left of rear license plate...(this is on a F150 Ford pickup)....I have had no problem with dirt/etc clouding up or causing a problem with it functioning.....remember I live in South Carolina.... you would probably need to wipe off or clean the lens/camera periodically if you live where there is a lot of snow/slush/ salt spray/etc as in the northeast, etc. Hope this helps.
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IF you have the stock bumper with the license plate mounted on the bumper, it will. If you have an aftermarket that mounts the plate low, it will. If it is mounted high, then it won't clear. The only problem with the first two is that when the tailgate is lowered, the top half of you field of view may be cut off. An after market bumper with a low mounted plate holder (like on duallies and six packs) won't even have this problem.
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Not on the front facing camera but it did on the back cam when I had the flash on. I actually had to take the case off. However I ordered three cases and it only did that with one of them. Still a great buy
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I installed mine on an 2007 f150. I routed the wires through the driver side which has a way into the cabin. I mounted the camera through the factory tow package.
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Just to clarify: if the image was an exact ratio, your angle of view would probably not be greater than 90°. If this were the case you would be missing out on seeing much of the area directly behind the vehicle
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No, on the left and right corners of the front bumpers. They protrude from the rest of the bumper,so that would be the first area of impact on our models.
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I have a 2005 F150 and successfully mounted the lights under the bumper, up against the horizontal flange of the air deflector that is also under the bumper. Looks great. The bumper and air deflector both curve towards the back of the car, so I chose a spot where I could mount the lights facing directly forward, but not sticking out where they would be unsightly.