Hello, I recently fitted my 2014 F-150 XLT with , a new pioneer head unit and maintained the steering wheel control, satellite navigation, and a backup camera, and everything works great. My question is that the gridlines don't bend when the steering wheel is turned like in some of the other new vehicles that I have seen, do they actually make a camera that I can install to the current double din receiver that I have that will give me this option? Its a really nice option, just haven't seen anything to purchase out there. Thanks

 

Did you use the maestro Rr and the k150? Cause I am looking at a pioneer double din and need it to work with the backup camera

 

Hi, I used iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Factory Integration Adapter, and iDatalink Connec ADS-HRN(SR)-FOR01 Factory Integration Adapter.

 

My wife's 2014 Escape has the lines that bend with steering input. Not so in my 2013 truck.

 

For the lines to bend with steering input, the camera (where the lines are made) must have an input from the truck for steering angle. AFAIK there are no factory cameras that do this on our trucks. I doubt you could put an Escape camera on a truck and make it work.

 

I did see one company that has it, it plugs into your obdII port, not sure if you have to use their monitors, or if you can use your own, if your able to get it to work by plugging it in to obdII, I'm sure there's got to be a work around, or something coming out soon, at least I hope there is.