Dorman - OE Solutions Park Assist Camera P/N:590-097
Dorman 590-421 rear park assist camera for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer gives the driver a view of what is behind the vehicle while parking. This Dorman camera directly replaces a damaged or faulty original camera.
A blank picture, a flickering or distorted image, or a cracked lens housing can mean the camera has failed, though a damaged wiring connector or the vehicle's display can be behind the same signs, so rule those out before replacing the camera.
This rear park assist camera is a direct-fit replacement for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One park assist camera and a mounting bracket. This listing is one camera, and the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer takes one. A display is not included.
Interchange: DB5Z19G490A · EB5Z19G490A · PAC20
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Does the Dorman 590-421 rear camera fit the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Dorman 590-421 is a rear park assist camera made for the 2013-2015 Ford Explorer, and this listing is a single camera.
Does the Dorman park assist camera come with a display?
No. Dorman 590-421 comes as one camera with a mounting bracket; a display is not included.
What viewing angle does this rear park assist camera cover?
The wide-angle lens on this rear park assist camera is 0.551 in across and covers 135 degrees horizontally and 102 degrees vertically.
Is this rear park assist camera weather resistant?
Yes. Dorman 590-421 has a weather resistant plastic body and a protective coating on the electronics, and it went through salt spray testing.
How does this park assist camera connect to the vehicle's wiring?
This park assist camera plugs into the vehicle's wiring through a factory-style connector, and a mounting bracket comes with it.
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