How To SAFELY Install a Dash Cam In A Car

[@LensOfJames]

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[@wolvoman1]

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[@That_spicy_rocco]

Gonna try this for the old dears dash cam i bought her for xmas. You just made the whole process so much less daunting thank you

[@jartotable]

This even helped me have the confidence to try this on my own.

[@3rdbrain]

thanks, nicely explained. and keep up the good work.

[@LensOfJames]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@Superterminal]

Annoyingly on the last step the fuse I took out, doesnt fit in the adaptor and the adaptor doesnt fit where the fuse came out of either. Both are only about 0.5mm too big too 🤦

[@przemokbh8079]

I have hardware nextbase and next base 422Gw camera. Can I connect to fuse from radio ?

[@LensOfJames]

Generally the audio fuse is ok, but best to do your own checks first

[@przemokbh8079]

@LensOfJames my own check ? What you mean. Better some empty fuse maybe ? I have connected to audio fuse and its work

[@LensOfJames]

If it works then all is good :)

[@LevantoMuros]

This hardwire will be the same steps as hardwiring the next base IQ dash cam?

[@LensOfJames]

Yes it's the same process :)

[@LevantoMuros]

@ thanks

[@alliedatheistalliance6776]

EDIT: Ignore the following, it just plugs into the front dash cam. Does the rear connect the same way, or directly to the front dash cam?

[@LensOfJames]

The rear camera will plug into the dash cam as usual. No need to hardwire that camera too

[@alliedatheistalliance6776]

@@LensOfJames Thanks James! ☺

[@waxfluent5105]

Why do you have to take a fuse out and then use an empty slot?

[@LensOfJames]

You don't necessarily, it just depends on how many slots are being used in your vehicle and how many are free. I had quite a few free because I have a low spec model of my van, but top spec vans might have all the fuse slots full, so you'd have no choice but to remove a fuse. I was just trying to give as broad a picture of how to do it as possible :)