
From the basics of hardwiring a dash cam to using a dash cam hardwire kit & a fuse tap for a professional installation, I’ll cover everything you need to know.
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📽️ How To Tap A Fuse In Your Car:
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0:00 - Why hard wire a dash cam into your vehicle?
1:08 - The 4 steps to hard wiring a dash cam
1:29 - Should you use Accessory or Constant Power fuses?
2:34 - How to find the right fuses in your car
4:23 - How to find car fuse orientation
5:09 - How to tap a car fuse
7:08 - How to hide wires in a car
I'll start with the essentials, like how to hardwire a dash cam to the fuse box & finding the right fuse for dash cam hardwire connections. We’ll go over how to connect your dash cam to a power source using a hardwire kit & the importance of properly grounding the dash cam. This will help prevent power issues & ensure your dash cam performs well.
For those new to hardwiring, I’ll break down DIY dash cam hardwire instructions with step-by-step guidance. You’ll learn where to place your dash cam, what tools you need for dash cam hardwire installation & how to connect it to a fuse tap for a clean, hidden look. Plus, I’ll share tips for running dash cam wires along your car’s interior to make everything look professional & discreet.
If you’re installing a dash cam in a specific vehicle, I’ll give vehicle-specific tips as well. Whether you’re trying to hardwire a dash cam in a Toyota, Ford, or Honda or even in trucks & SUVs, this video will cover it. And if you’re working on an electric vehicle like a Tesla, I’ve got insights on how to hardwire dash cam in electric cars without compromising battery life.
To make this process even easier, I’ll show you how to pick the best dash cam hardwire kit & which tools make the job simpler. The dash cam hardwiring tool list will help you stay organized & I’ll explain using a fuse tap for dash cam installation as well as how to select the right fuse.
I’ll also address troubleshooting common issues with hardwired dash cams. If your dash cam isn’t turning on after hardwiring or you’re dealing with battery drainage issues, don’t worry—I’ll cover fixes for those! Plus, I’ll provide tips on hiding dash cam wires & avoiding mistakes when hardwiring a dash cam to make sure you don’t blow a fuse or cause other issues.
If you’re worried about safety & legality, I’ll discuss whether hardwiring a dash cam is safe & legal. We’ll touch on the dash cam installation laws you should be aware of & tips for preventing short circuits during installation to make this process as secure as possible.
For those interested in advanced topics like hardwiring dual dash cams or setting up dash cam parking mode, I’ll go over the essentials. I’ll explain dash cam hardwire vs cigarette lighter power & the advantages of both, as well as how to use your OBD-II port for dash cam power if that’s an option for your car.
Throughout the video, I’ll compare different dash cam hardwire kits so you know which ones are worth your investment. I’ll also weigh in on the cost of dash cam hardwire installation vs hiring a professional & why hardwiring may improve dash cam performance over a simple plug-in method.
This is a universal dash cam installation guide for the Uk, Europe, US, Canada, Australia and beyond.
I’ll address frequently asked questions; how long does it take to hardwire a dash cam & can you hardwire any dash cam.
If you’re looking for the best practices for dash cam installation & want to make sure your dash cam is ready for 24/7 recording & parking surveillance, this video is for you. You’ll know exactly how to install a dash cam with GPS or even set up a dual-channel dash cam hardwire if you’re looking for more advanced options.
DISCLAIMER: In this video I am in no way stating that this is the proper way to undertake the tapping of car fuses and hardwiring of devices into a car or van, however after my own research and using my own experience , I believe this to be the way that is best suited to my vehicle and the way I intend to use it.