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F-150 - PAC - No Bluetooth - No - No - Factory Navigation Interface
Connect a back up camera system to your factory navigation screen with one of our navigation interfaces. You can also now add front cameras to your factory system with or without a back up camera. We offer the largest selection of navigation modules and interfaces to support any vehicle. All of our OEM navigation modules and interfaces are all plug and play, they do not require cutting of your factory wiring.
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PAC BCI-FD21 Radio Unlock and Factory Screen Interface$411.99- Use your factory navigation screen to display a up to (4) aftermarket cameras including a front, rear, and side cameras
- Compatible with 2013 - 2016 Ford MyTouch 8.4-inch systems
- Automatically switches to camera inputs when the vehicle is shifted into reverse or turn signals are activated
- Interrupts the factory navigation monitor connection
- Plug-and-play installation for quick installation
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PAC MCI-FD22 Multi Camera Interface for 2016 - 2017 Ford F-150 and Transit 150 / 250 / 350 Van$423.99- Use your factory screen to display Multi camera and video input
- Includes spare tire mounted Multi camera
- Single camera switching: rear camera in reverse
- 1 - RCA Audio video input for entertainment
- Automatically switches to the backup camera input when the vehicle is shifted into reverse
- Plug-and-play installation for quick installation
- Allows navigation inputs and Multi camera while driving
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