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Anyone hardwire a dashcam ?

buzpro

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thx ... but I got a soft top and have to mount the rear camera outside, so it has to be waterproof
The one I originally bought did not have the rear camera, so I didn't run into that particular issue.
 

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May be helpful and save some folks some time-
I mapped out the fuse box under the drivers side dash when I was installing my Garmin Tandem dash cam utilizing Garmins parking mode wiring kit. It requires one constant 12v and one accessory 12v (on when accessory power is on). The only accessory fuse that I have found is #35. Numbers 4, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 are all constant.
 

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