Will this work in a 2015 F250 King Ranch with the camera in the tailgate?
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I have not installed it on that model year, but the P&L; website has this P/N listed for 97-2015 F150's. http://www.popandlock.net/power-tailgate-lock/ford-power/f-150-power/PL8250FordF150
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Not sure, the setup is for the tailgate lock and handle on an F150. If it has the same one I dont see why it wouldn't. I think it will have plenty of wiring to reach the back seat.
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I am sure it will, my 2014 Lariat has camera in rear Ford logo. The only possible issue is which wires in channel next to driver to select. Check Pop & lock website and use multi meter to test wires before clamping tap on.
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I installed mine on a 2013 dodge 2500 diesel. It's holding up well though I didn't use the self tapping screws provided I drilled and tapped in 4 1/4 in bolts. If you have a back up camera in your tailgate handle be carefully where you drill, you don't want to hit the cables running to the camera. Yes you need the ground for bottom support. And if I remember right the overall length to the ground was 42 in. So on flat level ground it should be fine.
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Yes if you re-use your existing cables connected to the truck that keep the tailgate from opening too far.
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It should but to make sure call Ford and ask if the f450 tailgates have the same latching/lock mechanism as the 2013 F150 King Ranch Crew Cab
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Yes, it will work for that vehicle fine. You will also need a harness adapter to connect it to your trailer wiring harness. Here is a package deal for your vehicle: http://www.etrailer.com/multi-product.aspx?pc1=90885&pc2;=3035-P&hhmake;=Ford&hhmode;l=F-250+and+F-350&hhyear;=1995&vehicleid;=1995106263&hunter;=bc
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It works great if you locate the camera where it can see the ball on your car or truck. I located my camera under the bumber next to the removeable hitch.
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My install was on a 2011 f250 with the built in step which makes the tailgate heavy. The unit works very well. The F350 and 250 should be the same in regards to the bed and tailgate regarding the size
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I guess it would work okay ,,,but how would you open your tail gate with a camera??? but maybe I don't understand your question ???
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I think you would have to build a custom mount adapter. It WOULD be worth the effort if you could use the large Ford towing mirrors with electric adjustment, heat, and integrated running and turn signal lights. However, those are running $300 to $400 in the aftermarket, so this will not be a cheap undertaking. The other alternative would be to get a remote backup camera and place that at the end of the trailer. Probably much cheaper in the long run. I love Amazon, but this is the type of vehicle-specific question which probably is better answered in one of the internet forums specifically for your vehicle. I would imagine this has already been answered in one of those. Good luck.
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It will not work, not that it won't fit because it will. The problem is that the lense is designed to face up. I purchased this and drilled a hole in my Sierra pop and lock got everything mounted and wired only to find that the picture was upside down, there is no way to turn the lense in the housing. I ended up installing the camera to the bottom of my bumper.
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Not sure, depends on your auto. I used the ac plug in my 14 Silverado, and the camera starts when I turn my truck on, and shuts down when I turn my truck off. Tucked the USB wire that I bought on eBay (about 12' long) tucked under headliner under the rubber door seal and under the dash to the AC outlet. Vehicles are getting very complicated to add accessories to these days.
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VIP722k which does not currently work with a Tailgater according to internet forums.I have no technical specifications to ensure that.
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I am sure it will work. You will have to remember that the picture will be askew to the left. They sell reverse cameras that do not mount on the license plate frame. That may require a custom install.
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THere has to be a factory key lock on the tailgate to work. All this does is internally set the lock-unlock cam already installed.
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I'm sure it will. There is plenty of room left in my F250 but I would call the company and ask them just to double check.
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I installed this camera on a 01 Toy. Landcruiser. In order to avoid internal hardware of the tailgate & to gain easy access to the wiring (without cutting additional metal on door) I inadvertently limited upper view to the rear. However horizontally is very adequate as well as the lower vertical view. I've been very pleased with this low cost camera. I had originally intended to purchase a Sony camera but due to positive reviews here I purchased this one with no regrets. As for actually 170degrees I can't say for sure. I believe for most applications this camera will work well.
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Im not familiar with the Pioneer AVH-X1500, however a quick google search says it has a composite video input which is the method used by this camera to output the picture. So yes the camera would work, but Im not sure about automatically switching to it when you switch to reverse. My best guess is there is a way to do it, but i couldn't find the wiring diagram for the harness that plugs into the back of the radio. If I could find the diagram, it would answer the question.