Backup Camera for Car, Waterproof Rear-View License Plate Car Rear Backup Parking Camera for Mondeo/Fiesta/Focus Hatchback/S-Max/Kuga/Everest

Worked out great. Good fit on my '16 fiesta st

I also installed it on a Fiesta ST mk7.5 with Sync3 head unit, the wiring was a pita, is so small that is hard to get trough, but 1/4 hose and silicone grease are your best ally.If you're worried about moisture getting in I'll suggest using silicone RTV around the cam housing and silicone grease on the connections. I've been through storm and pressure wash and no problem so far.The wiring to the head unit is tricky but if you, as I, had the video wire already cut, avoid expending more and just make the connection straight to the harness, #14 and #15 on the harness for the camera feed and ground.And don't pay at the dealer for the programming. FORSCAN is free and is easy to do it, just buy the ELM adapter also sold here, is useful anyways.The camera image is crisp, nice quality at night (suggest swapping the candle like halogen backup bulbs for LEDs) and really clear at day with enough angle view to safely backup at the parking lot.

Love the camera, fit easily into the license plate light space for my Ford C-Max. Instructions so-so in terms of ability to understand, but wiring is pretty straightforward. Wasn't sure if you cut the white wire to get backup lines or not. You do. Yes, you cut the white wire to enable the back up lines to appear on the screen. All that said, it's a great little camera - EXCEPT, the LED color temperature is bluer than a Sylvania white LED, and whiter than a Sylvania blue LED. And WAY bluer than an incandescent. If, like me, you have two license plate bulbs, this end up looking strange. Not sure if this company sells a matching color temp, or if it was even specified somewhere? Honestly, didn't even think about it until after I installed it. No solution for me yet. Will update if I can find one, but I'm like $30 into license plate bulbs and running out of desire to get a match. After all, it's not ME that has to looking at my wonky license plate at night. But still, why not go with the norm???

Fitment was great . Very oem looking on a 2013 Ford Fiesta sedan . This model fits various ford models and doesn’t seem to give you a full view due to the fixed angle . This is not adjustable.It ends up showing part of your bumper but overall I find it usable . I can see the street and that’s 15ft away from the position of my home . The picture is okay at best . Not hd , Wich is fine for me , it may bother some . Have not tested at night so no info there .Install is as hard or easy as any of the tutorial videos out there . Was easy enough for me .Very basic wiring .I would buy again . There are better options as far as specs out there for more money. But most important to me was an oem look and it works well enough so I am pleased .* Nightmode is decent . Good visibility .

I installed this camera on my Ford fiesta 2015. it fits good on the license plate light area and once activated using forscan it works great.

Installed it on a 2016 Fiesta ST with Sync 3. Works great after Forscan programming.

It fits my 2016 Ford Fiesta. Picture quality is very crisp.Side note: it’s for the left side in order for the light to hit the plate. In order to install on the left, you have to drill a hole in the plastic separating the two chambers. It does show a little more bumper than I like, but I can live with it.

Simply perfect! Fitting perfectly into the hole. The wiring takes an hour, depends on your stress level. I have a Ford Fiesta ST. I bought this because I can’t see almost nothing at night from the car ( I have too dark windows tint). I put in, so no I can see anything. Only thing, what I didn’t know, I needed to buy some more little stuff for the wiring, wich are cost an other 30 bucks. And you have to use a laptop to set up the camera. I said I have a Ford Fiesta, maybe it works easier with an other car.