Steps for using available cameras in the 2021 F-150

How to use the camera functions in the Ford F-150

The Ford F-150 has been a national treasure for pickup truck drivers who require a powerful truck that can handle many of the things life throws their way. While old-fashioned brawn, muscle, and capability are important and well-covered in the F-150, these days technology has advanced to allow for even more functionality, giving drivers more assistance for such tasks as hooking up trailers. That’s where the available camera features come into play. Read ahead for steps on how to use the camera functions in the Ford F-150.

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Step-by-step process to use the F-150 camera systems

1. In order to see the camera views, the truck must be in Park, Neutral, or in Drive if you are going six miles per hour or slower.
2. Press the Camera button above the touchscreen.
3. On the upper left-hand corner of the touchscreen, press the menu icon.
4. That brings up multiple camera view options for you to select on the touchscreen. Press the one you want to see.
5. That will pull up the view from the selected camera on the touchscreen.
6. To go back and select a different camera view, press the menu button to bring up the row of available camera options again.

And that’s all there is to it! These available camera functionalities aren’t replacements for your normal safe driving and safe towing habits, but they are a great way to give you an added set of eyes when you need them. For example, the available bed camera (also known as the high-mounted camera) lets you see the load of cargo you have in your truck bed so you can keep an eye on its stability, and the available trailer auxiliary camera (which must be purchased and installed separately) gives you a view of what is behind your trailer.

Are you in the Valdosta area and interested in seeing these features in person? Contact us today!

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