Hahaha… can’t believe for the exact year and model I need to do fog lights on there happens to be a video detailing this much. Sometimes you just get lucky!

If I remember correctly there is no safe source to grab constant 12V inside the cab. You could go right to the 12V battery in the trunk if you wanted. Otherwise I've always had to get it from the fuse panel in the engine bay, there is a lug there for that purpose. The cigar power beside the aux input is ignition only

I've never done it.

Short answer, you can't. Although I have heard of guys building homemade pressure cans out of abs pipe from the hardware store and putting all your tire sensors inside the can. But you didn't hear that from me

Got them out using the clip removal tool. They just pry straight out using it.

They just pry out using the clip removal tool.

It's been a engine since I've seen the inside of one but I'm pretty sure it just pops off. The top clip may have the special type that needs a half turn with needle nose pliars in order to completely remove it

Kevin York it's called the a-pillar. and the cover has a special 2-stage clip at the top because of the airbag. if you are running wires up you don't need to remove it fully just pry the top until it pops out an inch and you can then feed your wires **behind the airbag**. you don't want anything to be began that airbag and your face of it needed to go off

Do you mean, I dont wan t the wires to be in front of the airbag, or it could hit my face if it goes off?

I mean if you were to get into an accident and the airbag deployed you don't want any wires between it and your face. they could impede it from opening properly. make sure to tuck the wires between the airbag and metal frame of the BBC a-pillar

Hi Kevin, how did you end up wiring your dashcam? Did you take the power from the console in the roof? Ceers, Walter