Rear View Backup Camera Compatible with Ford Taurus 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Parking Assist Camera Replace# EG1Z19G490A, DG1Z19G490A

Absolutely perfect, no complaints. Cameras works better than original with clearer picture on top of NOT being mirrored. Dealership said the "mirror image" issue is very common and not repairable. Replace the entire system for over $500 they said. Nope, this worked like a charm, very happy.

We have a 2015 Ford Taurus and our rear backup camera has been intermittently working. I watched a couple videos on YT and thought it would be easy to replace. Amazon had the best prices. I chose one that was around $50, but there were less expensive and some more. AutoZone and those auto parts places were selling for $300+. The Ford dealership was selling for $550+ a lot more in labor.You basically need 2 tools: something to pry the trunk clips out and a star allen (I can't remember the size). Once I had the part (Prime) and opened the trunk, it took about 20 minutes to get all the trunk clips out, remove the old camera (there was a bar across it that you need the star allen) and replace with the new camera, reattach the bar, and then put back the clips. Easy peasy. Grateful to God that He led me to those YT videos.This camera is better than the Ford OEM that came with the car.Highly Recommend

**UPDATE, Feb. 2023**The camera is still working, but the image has deteriorated quite a bit. It is no longer a "clear" and clean video image, and has many "artifacts" present on the display. Light areas are distorted, and dark areas sort of "glimmer"... hard to describe, but they are there (and yes: the lens is clean). The vehicle display (inside) is operating normally otherwise.Anyway, for the price, I guess this replacement camera better than nothing. But still disappointed in the quality, and longevity.Buyer Beware!************************************ORIGINAL REVIEW:This camera corrected the "upside down" image on the display when in reverse, which is a common failure on the Ford Taurus (mine is 2015 SEL model).Checking various online forums indicated that this is a fairly common occurrence, and indicative of a failed camera unit. I ordered this unit, and installed it upon delivery. The new camera looked identical to the OEM unit that was removed, and once installed, the display is back to working normally when in reverse.Install was very easy: Just remove the inner, molded "carpet" cover on the inside of the trunk lid (remove the plastic push-pins and the pull-handle screws); unplug the camera harness wire; remove the camera retaining screw... Reverse procedure to install.Very simple, and much cheaper than a dealer visit (figure over $300 if done by a dealer).

Very DIY friendly, seems solid, picture quality not on par with the original camera, bright light issues.

Not bad for the price but you get what you pay for and the picture quality is not the best but it still works as intended. It was pretty much identical to my old one and installed easily. Way better than spending $300 on a factory one

Easy install. workwd perfect

Like so many other Ford owners have experienced, my 2016 Ford Taurus's backup camera began to fail. It would show a blue or black screen and the message, "Camera Unavailable." Took it to my mechanic who found no problems with the wiring. I was at my wit's end. I didn't think it was the actual camera failing because it would work intermittently. Decided to try this, and it worked like a charm. Took about 15 minutes for my husband to install. Picture is great, possibly better than the original (but I haven't driven at night yet.) Let's hope it holds up!

Camera works and clarity is as good as stock camera but the guidelines are crooked and angled to the left so it makes backing up a little disorienting. Should have spent the extra money for the MasterTailgater version.