Backup Camera Programmer / Harness for Ford Vehicles

Made the installation of my backup camera a breeze. Hooked up seamlessly to the sync 3 monitor

Great product. Installation went very smoothly. Harness plugs fit perfectly and the flash device worked first time. It really was plug-and-play.

Received exactly what I paid for, recommended Seller.

PERFECT. It's as easy as plug in new harness and upload software. DONE. Great product and great phone support.

Just a quick thank you for a great product and excellent service. I receive my adapter cable and programmer and after following the very simple directions have a back up camera in my 2013 Ford F150. Very pleased.

This is the best product EVER. I never knew it existed until I came across an installation video on youtube while trying to find videos on how to install a backup camera on my car. I decide to purchase for my 2013 Ford Fusion SE with the 4 inch Screen. I desperately wanted/needed a backup camera and wanted to keep my original screen. The installation is so freaking easy all you do is plug the programmer into the vehicle and it programs the car to where your able to have a backup camera. I bought an aftermarket camera and had BestBuy install it ! I am so happy that words can’t even explain it. For as long as I have a Ford I will buy products from 4Dtech! They are life savers and their products are amazing. Again I am so happy and would recommend anything from them to any and everybody !!!!!!!!!

I purchased this for my F150 2013 Crew Cab 8cyc along with a emblem camera. I did not purchase the programmer but was able to get this working on the main screen. Follow the video to test your Sync1 display or check the model#. I am so happy I did not have to add an external screen on my dash!

I would I would recommend this.

I just bought my truck and love everything about it EXCEPT no backup camera. I really don't wanna take the dash apart, but I wanna back up camera. I stumbled across this device and it seemed like it would be compatible with my display. Unfortunately , there's no real way to tell until I take it out and look. I didn't want to take it apart twice, so I ordered the rear camera programmer and harness. I figured I wouldn't open it until I took out the display and confirmed it was compatible. I very carefully took the display out of my dash (4dtech has a good video on how to do this) and installed the harness. I ordered a 5ft RCA male to female extension cable that would reach from the display to under the dash near the e-brake so that I could easily replace the back up camera without having to take the dash back apart (planning for the future). Anyway, I installed the back up camera then put the programmer in my OBDII port following the instructions in the other 4dtech video and everything went well. Now, when I put my truck in reverse, the camera comes on and I have a very NEAR OEM backup camera.