Hi all
Fitting a blackvue dash cam to a 2015 tsi. I need permanent live and switched live as the camera has a parking mode feature.
Anyone hardwired their dash cam, which fuses did you use?
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Which fuses for Dash cam
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Re: Which fuses for Dash cam
Your car is fairly new and I would be fearful of dabbling with hard wiring. However behind the radio/infotainment system unit there should be permanent +12V and Switched +12V supply wiring. If I dared connect there I would protect both supplies to dashcam with in-line fuses, lowest values possible, say 200mA or so.
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Re: Which fuses for Dash cam
nope there is only a permanent +12v as it's all can bus controlled.Mabe wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 4:31 pm Your car is fairly new and I would be fearful of dabbling with hard wiring. However behind the radio/infotainment system unit there should be permanent +12V and Switched +12V supply wiring. If I dared connect there I would protect both supplies to dashcam with in-line fuses, lowest values possible, say 200mA or so.
i'd try find some spaces in the fuse box as there will be both there.
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Which fuses for Dash cam
I couldn’t be bothered in the end once I took the tailgate trim off and saw the cable route, so got a company in to fit it.
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