Brandmotion Ford F-250 (1999-2016) / F-350 (2011-2016) Third Brake Light Cargo Camera FLTW-7629 Seamless Factory or Aftermarket Radio Display Integratio

Such a cool idea and well executed. It works great for hooking up fifth wheels and gooseneck. As well as watching loads to make sure nothing is going to fall/blow out. I also like it cause I have a camper shell and it looks right into the camper shell so I can see whats in there. You can rotate it with the special tool or just two point objects, I used thumb tacks after I lost my tool. Also the camera is adjustable so you can point it down more so it looks only in the bed or up more for cab clearance and other things. I wish the seal was a little better and the camera kinda scrolls across screen like there's interference but not very bad. Other than that totally excellent.

The camera works well but there are no installation instructions included in package. There is a card included with the website on it where instructions can be seen. The sealing gasket is a bit narrow but does the job. Overall, it is good but for the price point (a bit high) it should include a hard copy of specs and installation details. It does fit nicely behind the cargo light.

This backup camera on the third brake light has been an awesome purchase. It makes hooking up the fifth wheel a breeze. I use it quite a bit too for watching loads or if the kids are watching a movie and I can't see out my rear view mirror... I just flip this on. Great quality, the image is phenomenal. Great seller as well!

This 3rd brake light camera works perfectly! I was able to adjust it very easily so that I can see the load I'm hauling in the bed or on my trailer. Highly recommend this product!*Just so everyone knows, as of now I have been unsuccessful at turning off the parking grid lines. This may be a setting on my head unit or they are permanently placed by manufacturer. If it's the latter, I wish they would have made it possible to turn them off. This is, however, just a personal preference.

Works great. Used fish tape to get wire from brake light to pillar. Use caution if you have side airbags so you don't mess them up. I hooked it up to a Kenwood headunit.

This expensive item really disappoints. I need a camera to help me hitch my fifth-wheel camper in my pickup's bed and thought this really might be the ticket. It's idea is great: an accessory camera that mounts between the high-mounted brake light behind the cab to view the pickup truck bed. Basically, it's a $100 custom piece of plastic with a $40 backup camera. But since it's the only game in town, I went for it. Too bad; the plastic is moulded poorly, doesn't fit and leaves space where water can leak in. What a disappointment. I'm returning it and ordering another, just to see if the one I got was a one-off mistake, but I'm not holding my breath. You'd think for this price the manufacturer would have done much better.

The foam seal that came with the bezel is no good. I received and installed the product mid-June taking extra care to make sure the foam seal was straight and aligned. Beginning of August I developed a leak inside the truck. I found the foam seal shrunk and was not in it original location causing areas for water to penetrate. This has caused staining on the headliner. The camera works as expected and does allow you to see the bed.

Picture quality is poor, the kind of thing you’d expect from a $20 slow boat special. But it does work. Unfortunately, mine is also crooked. There is no apparent option for adjustment. The housing is square and level, but the camera in it is not. They also make the plastic surround without a sufficient flat surface to stick the cheap foam gasket to. I’m going to need to figure out something better, because I don’t trust that it won’t leak. It’s not stuck on the factory, either, but left to you to uncrumple it and apply.It seems like they cut every possible corner in order to manufacture it as cheaply as humanly possible. It’s sad, because it’s a fantastic idea. If it were less overpriced, I could at least console myself with the idea that you get what you put for. In this case you get way less.