Easiest way to Hardwire install Dash Cam in GMC Yukon (No panel removal)

Just need a meter tester and a wire clip tool.
**This video is outdated. Don't use the constant fuse for cam, it will drain and kill your battery. Do the opposite use the lowest to 0 voltage fuse for cam so it doesn't turn on when the car is off, its located in the driver side panel.**

[@jbmasmr5879]

This was the wildest roller coaster I’ve ever been on.

[@patmcbride9853]

"Comm" is where the black wire plugs in.

[@markharvey7988]

Had a hard time following because the blood kept running to my head looking at everything upside down :D

[@ke78487]

What a classic act. this guy is filming everything Upside down man.

[@iverson2k10]

How did you route the cable for the rear camera?

[@TheSidikRam]

Great video - simple & clear. So you basically just pick any fuse that is showing 12V while the car is off, to ensure the camera cable is always getting power?

[@SammieBabieBoy]

Hey man. This video is outdated. Don't use the constant fuse for cam, it will drain and kill your battery. Do the opposite use the lowest to 0 voltage fuse for cam so it doesn't turn on when the car is off.

[@Jimmer-tr6bi]

1:45 dude you contradict yourself in this part. You mentioned that you should start at the fuse box to determine the exact link to the device and then you quickly end up articulating that it’s the other way around. I think there’s some confusion going on here.

[@swthero]

I though your car was flipped upside down.

[@jeffm737]

This one looks like a good fuse lol it only the air bag fuse maybe hahaha hope you have good insurance... ;-]

[@MarkMollat]

Are you using the add a fuse micro?

[@jtmagx]

you’re all over the place ... frustrating

[@sergiodiaz672]

Not very good instructions.