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Another front view.
Another front view.
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Top of Housing.
Top of Housing.
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Bottom of housing.
Bottom of housing.
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Front view.
Front view.
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Figure 07 - I had trouble having the cable sit flush with the side-panel cover on, so I used a metal file to make a notch for the cable to sit in. Probably not necessary, but it made it easier for me.
Figure 07 - I had trouble having the cable sit flush with the side-panel cover on, so I used a metal file to make a notch for the cable to sit in. Probably not necessary, but it made it easier for me.
0 2025/05/20 15:01:09
Figure 06 - Finger pointing to where I put my grounded cable. I also tucked all the excess wire in this spot. Notice,
Figure 06 - Finger pointing to where I put my grounded cable. I also tucked all the excess wire in this spot. Notice,
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Figure 15 - I routed the excess cable inside the headliner, then routed through just enough slack for the cable to bend through the anchor point hole and into the camera. I used whatever adhesive the camera came with. If you notice, I also had to notch a bit of the plastic cover off the anchor point cover so the cable would be so stressed out. Up to you if you care about that kind of thing.
Figure 15 - I routed the excess cable inside the headliner, then routed through just enough slack for the cable to bend through the anchor point hole and into the camera. I used whatever adhesive the camera came with. If you notice, I also had to notch a bit of the plastic cover off the anchor point cover so the cable would be so stressed out. Up to you if you care about that kind of thing.
0 2025/05/20 14:53:54
Figure 16 - Final result.
Figure 16 - Final result.
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Figure 14 - Routing it towards the back, up along the trunk weather stripping, up into the headliner, towards the ceiling anchor point.
Figure 14 - Routing it towards the back, up along the trunk weather stripping, up into the headliner, towards the ceiling anchor point.
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Figure 12 - Up under the weather stripping and between the section of the seat and trim, all the way towards the back.
Figure 12 - Up under the weather stripping and between the section of the seat and trim, all the way towards the back.
0 2025/05/20 14:53:47
Figure 11 - Not shown - Popping out the trim BETWEEN the driver and driver-side passenger rear seat (where the seatbelt for the driver lies) and routing it through there to this bottom floor trim.
Figure 11 - Not shown - Popping out the trim BETWEEN the driver and driver-side passenger rear seat (where the seatbelt for the driver lies) and routing it through there to this bottom floor trim.
0 2025/05/20 14:53:44
Figure 10 - Popping out the floor trim along the driver side seat.
Figure 10 - Popping out the floor trim along the driver side seat.
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Figure 09 - Cable running along the driver side weather stripping and trim.
Figure 09 - Cable running along the driver side weather stripping and trim.
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Figure 13 - Fig 12 continued.
Figure 13 - Fig 12 continued.
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Figure 05 - How I routed the cables. Carefully tucked behind the side air bag, and down the metal frame leading towards the side panel for the hardwire kit.
Figure 05 - How I routed the cables. Carefully tucked behind the side air bag, and down the metal frame leading towards the side panel for the hardwire kit.
0 2025/05/20 14:43:50
Figure 04 - You'll need thin pliers to remove the clip from the body of the car - not necessary for installation, but it makes reinstalling the A-pillar a lot easier.
Figure 04 - You'll need thin pliers to remove the clip from the body of the car - not necessary for installation, but it makes reinstalling the A-pillar a lot easier.
0 2025/05/20 14:43:48
Figure 03 - A pillar piece with unique lock-in clip. This is where the 2nd video I linked will come in handy. Though not exactly the same one in the video, similar principles.
Figure 03 - A pillar piece with unique lock-in clip. This is where the 2nd video I linked will come in handy. Though not exactly the same one in the video, similar principles.
0 2025/05/20 14:43:46
Figure 02 - Camera mounting position + Wiring into headliner
Figure 02 - Camera mounting position + Wiring into headliner
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Figure 01 - Fuse Tap
Figure 01 - Fuse Tap
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Figure 1 -
Figure 1 -
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Figure 1 -
Figure 1 -
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Figure 1 -
Figure 1 -
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Figure 1 -
Figure 1 -
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Figure 1 -
Figure 1 -
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Figure 2 - Removing the panel, you'll end up with something like this.
Figure 2 - Removing the panel, you'll end up with something like this.
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Figure 2 -
Figure 2 -
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Figure 1 - Remove side panel. I used a metal flat head screw driver, but that did damage the plastic. If you have a plastic trim removal tool, use that.
Figure 1 - Remove side panel. I used a metal flat head screw driver, but that did damage the plastic. If you have a plastic trim removal tool, use that.
0 2025/05/19 19:56:31
Dashboard side panel. Use a flathead screwdriver (or something thin enough) to fit into the slit and pry it out.
Dashboard side panel. Use a flathead screwdriver (or something thin enough) to fit into the slit and pry it out.
0 2025/03/07 19:35:49