Dash Cam Hardwire
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Dash Cam Hardwire
Hi, I'm new to the forum, well I've used it before as an unregistered user, but today I have a question and I wondered if anyone could help.
I have a Garmin dash cam and I am trying to hardwire it. I used to have a Yaris and it was hardwired fine. Now in my 2011 Mazda 2 I am struggling.
I can't seem to find an always on fuse in the passenger fuse box. Is that correct?
Secondly, do I need to connect the BAT (yellow) 'always on' cable if I dont want to use parking mode? Can I just connect the red ACC cable?
I want to hardwire it so that I can keep my cigarette lighter free and also so I don't have cables about the dash.
Many thanks.
I have a Garmin dash cam and I am trying to hardwire it. I used to have a Yaris and it was hardwired fine. Now in my 2011 Mazda 2 I am struggling.
I can't seem to find an always on fuse in the passenger fuse box. Is that correct?
Secondly, do I need to connect the BAT (yellow) 'always on' cable if I dont want to use parking mode? Can I just connect the red ACC cable?
I want to hardwire it so that I can keep my cigarette lighter free and also so I don't have cables about the dash.
Many thanks.
#2
I found it difficult as the always on fuse I used cut out when the stop start operated . The camera did not always restart. I am thinking of taking a wire from the battery via an inline fuse using the original lighter adapter to step down the voltage. A switch somewhere easy to reach to finish the job.
#3
Fuse box in vehicle, 11 and 10 both constant fuses. If you don't wanna parking mode, Yellow and Red both connected ACC (ignition switched fuse), Black connects to ground.
I connected three wires with in vehicle fuses, Mazda 2, not working. Looking for answer now.
I connected three wires with in vehicle fuses, Mazda 2, not working. Looking for answer now.
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