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Has Anyone Hardwired a Dash Cam or Radar Detector?

Originally Posted by JARblue I didn't pull on the headliner at all. But I didn't want to jam it up there too much, since I previously had my headliner replaced

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Old 06-22-2016, 01:02 PM   #16 (permalink)
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I didn't pull on the headliner at all. But I didn't want to jam it up there too much, since I previously had my headliner replaced under warranty for drooping at the windshield. I wrapped the wire(s) with a piece of foam tape so that it would fit snugly between the roof and the headliner and stay there.
Right on. DONT pull down on the headliner cause u can put a permanent bend on it where the ceiling don't meet flush with the roof. Saggy not cool


Just use an interior tool or spatulas or watever the faq u want to push the cord into the crevice. Don't pull down the liner.
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So I went ahead and bought everything and installed it all yesterday. Overall everything went well. I tucked the wire up top along the head liner, ran it down the A-pillar and weather stripping, and tapped into the "Cigar Lighter" fuse.

I'm having some problems with the camera itself, but nothing related to the install. For some reason when I try and connect it to my computer, my computer cannot detect it. I can't remove the microSD card either, because it is stuck in there. I contacted the company and it sounds like they're going to send me a replacement. Hopefully that one works a little better.

Anyways, here's a little write-up I did for the install.

DIY: How to Hardwire a Dash Cam or Radar Detector
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