Backup camera

[ph1386]

Looking to upgrade my backup camera on 04 executive. Any ideas where I can find something that will fit in the current location with out too much modifications? Thanks 

[Dr4Film]

Try looking in the Monacoers Parts List for possible vendors.

[JDCrow]

These 2 sites have helped a lot of people. 
 

https://www.tadibrothers.com/

https://www.rvcams.com

 

 

[Bob Schmeckpeper]

For what its worth go with rvcams. 

Tadi Brothers steer clear of. They may be 1/2 the price but you will end up wishing that you went with rvcams. Much better service & far superior equipment. 

[Hugh1959]

Hi, 

      If you have voyager black and white and go to dispose it, i may be interested.  In need of good drivers side  camera. Thanks Hubert 

[Pduggs]

I’d like to upgrade mine too, on a 2008 Dynasty. The resolution is poor. I’m certain newer cams must offer a much higher resolution. My daughter has a new Camry with backup cam that has very sharp resolution. 
 

I just don’t want to have to incur a lot of work and cost to get it done.

[Our Escape]

I have installed a 3 camera system from Rearview Safety. Color and a split screen allowing up to 4 cameras.

Tom

[FLynes]

Ours was a Weldex B&W from the factory. Thankfully they’re still in business and make a color replacement that was a direct drop-in and plug-n-play.

[vanwill52]

My experience with back-up cameras is that they are almost all "fish-eye" lenses.  I am not a truly talented backing expert, but I can do OK if I have a person outside directing me (WITHIN VIEW OF MY MIRRORS!!!!).  But one purchase I made I truly love is a rear-view camera with a narrower angle of view, AND the ability to pan left-right, up-down.  With a "fish-eye" lens, as you travel down a highway, when you can first recognize a tiny speck in your rear-view camera, it is a car that is already almost on your bumper.

[FLynes]

11 hours ago, vanwill52 said:

My experience with back-up cameras is that they are almost all "fish-eye" lenses.  I am not a truly talented backing expert, but I can do OK if I have a person outside directing me (WITHIN VIEW OF MY MIRRORS!!!!).  But one purchase I made I truly love is a rear-view camera with a narrower angle of view, AND the ability to pan left-right, up-down.  With a "fish-eye" lens, as you travel down a highway, when you can first recognize a tiny speck in your rear-view camera, it is a car that is already almost on your bumper.

That’s what I like about the Weldex, it’s not a fish-eye. I use it more to make sure our Jeep (Sahara) is still attached, when we’re driving….our first trip out we had our other Jeep toad (CJ-5) and the nut on the stinger stripped right off and the ball disconnected…thank God for safety cables and the fact that I was pulling in to a Texaco station when it happened.