The fact that almost all new cars don't have integrated dash/rear cams from the factory that record collisions is insane to me, should have been a feature for the last 20 years.
I'd be happy if new cars just came with a usb power port up near the rear view mirror, so you can plug your dashcam in there instead of running this stupid wire all through your car.
Valid point. Only not everyone purchasing dash cams & attempting to hide them are driving cars, pickup trucks or SUV'S. Some of us are driving much, much larger vehicles Like 80,000lbs more! And We're buying redundant electronics because We have to protect ourselves, our commercial licenses & careers. We cannot simply rely on the dash cams that the majority of trucking companies have in their trucks, to exonerate us. Heck, We don't even have access to those dash cams. Only the safety department of the company does. And even though Were performing a skilled trade in which we had to receive training, like actual schooling, testing, re-testing, going out on the road with a Mentor & implement our trade 11 hours every day, plus know our trucks inside & out, thanks to the mandatory DAILY pre-trip & post-trip inspections, DOT surprise inspections, etc....any accident happens & it's US that have to prove our innocence or risk an entire career & financial burden it cost us...all because someone didn't want to take responsibility for causing an accident because they were distracted driving because they were texting their teenager (or work, or insert whichever applies in your situation) AND, it's a little presumptuous to assume everyone driving is going out to buy a NEW car. And many are a lot older than 10 years old. Mine is for sure. My money goes into my truck, not my 4 wheeler that I drive less than 48 hours a month when I'm lucky enough to get home time
I was expecting this to be WAY harder, I thought "Man, i'm gonna have to unscrew some screws and pull of plaster panels, maybe I need some special tools."- I'm glad I found this video while searching for tutorials online, it was simple.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
You are the man that I have been looking for. The only one I saw who installed the camera at the rear plastic trim of the mirror and I see it works fine. This is instead of the wind shield.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
1:14 about that, I think the airbag goes above and across those crack line all the way to b-pillar which means that your wire is in the way. That is really dangerous.
eh no, look up where the passenger airbag is located and check how it opens, no harm done here. cables are safe and won't cause any issues with the airbag during a crash in any way
@@smoquency7521 the guy in the video didn't even mention it though... That will depend on the car, and if someone is looking at a guide like this, you think they'll know to check if theirs is safe or not? Don't think so...
There's a reason they tell you never to obstruct the airbag. If the airbag deploys it will shoot that cable at the passengers at 200 mph. This install is incredibly dangerous in any vehicle with side curtain airbags.
@@joshhancock9563 do your research and properly remove trim and run wires behind airbags if you need to.. zip tie them to the chasis or existing wiring but never fasten them to the airbags or obstruct the air bags. But it is best to avoid those areas of the car if possible
I did use a tool (a paint can lid opener) which I ran down the seams as I pushed in the trailing cord. And I also used this in a car without side curtain airbags. With the addition of a lid opener and with no airbags to compromise, this is a great video!
I restarted this just to count how many times he says "here" and only now, noticed the last comment asking for the "here" count. So, HERE it is: 57. For what it's worth, he only says "there" 8 times.
Not a good idea to cross the a-pillar trim as the curtain airbag pushes out from underneath this trim. Crossing the a-pillar is very likely to interfere with airbag deployment. You should take the a-pillar trim off and secure the cable such that it can’t interfere (keep it on the forward side of any part of the airbag). At a minimum, see if you can tuck it between the windshield and the a-pillar trim, NOT the door side of it.
Excellent - Just installed a Garmin mini into a 2013 UK model RR Evoque sport exactly as you showed. There were other vids doing a major dismantle of trims and airbag housings and special tools - I had this done virtually invisibly in 15 mins start to finish. Just gently levered up the centre consul mouldings with a clean screwdriver and pushed in the cable with a plastic pen top! Thanks WorldofTech
You inspired me to get off my butt and install cameras in both cars. It took a little longer than 5 mins lol, but it got done a heck of a lot quicker with your guidance. Thanks again!
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Great videos!!! Watched about a half dozen videos on dash cam installation and hiding the wires. Yours is the one I went with. Installed it today. No tools. All my wires absolutely hidden expect the tiny bit that hooks up to the dash cam on top of the windshield. I have a 2015 Acura ILX.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
thanks for the video. I just did mine and it was super simple. Actually if you crawl underneath, you can run the wires all the way to the back under the dash behind the storage bin and tuck them in and then bring it to the lighter. way better than having to tape it along
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
This is the most helpful video I’ve ever watched!! I didn’t think it’d work on my car cause every cars different but it actually worked! I didn’t want to use those adhesive hooks because in the summer it melts them and leaves a residue on your car that’s impossible to get off! I’m so happy thank you for this video!!
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I'm not gonna lie I just bought a 2018 legacy and it was so much tighter in the front then my 2011 Avenger I was worried about damaging something so I looked it up first lol
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Dude, u have non idea how this video helped. I was gonna go a long, none effective and hard way but u gave me a very easy and best idea. I didn't even know what I typed to find this video but this is exact what I was looking for. Thank u.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I wouldn't do that at 1:15. Likely obstructs the curtain airbag. It probably wouldn't block the airbag from deploying given it's just a little USB cable but I still wouldn't do it purely because I don't want a USB cable to the face in a crash. It's not that bad just removing the trim and routing the cable around it.
Awesome video. Was looking at getting a dash cam and the video from the manufacturer just glossed over this step of the setup process without providing any real details about how this is accomplished. Thanks for filling in the gap for me.
Omg thanks dude. I was doing what ur friend did, but couldn't get the stuff to stay on especially in the cold. Just got a little bit of wire to tape down and then I'm solid.
amazing that there isn't a easier fix for this. Why isn't there a power outlet behind the mirror? Hiding longe wires fra dash cam has been a problem for 20 years.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I just purchased a 2025 Kia Seltos and decided i wanted a dashcam. after getting one my wife complained about wires everywhere. did a quick search and this video popped up. the wire tucks in nicely along the top and part of the side. until the part near the door, i didnt want to pry it apart so i went along the weather stripping along the door and about midway, the weather stripping looks like it is attached to the frame, so i used electrical tape and held it firmly along the sides, then under the dash on the passenger side. overall i think it looks great and is mostly hidden. the excess wire i just tucked under the passenger side dash where the glove box is and used extra electrical tape for now. ill see how it holds, but now that we know what it possible i think wife will be satisfied with this solution. thanks!
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Thank you!! I been searching high and low for a good vid that clearly showed how to hide the cables. Found it really easily too install, although I wasn’t too anal about the cords along the bottom of the glove box so I just hid it under the floor mat. Thanks heaps :)
Correct me if I am wrong. You have installed the wiring over the SRS curtain airbag. This will interfere with the deployment of the airbag and may be a safety issue.
This was perfect! I couldn’t figure out how to take the panel off the side to tuck the wires in before the cigarette lighter so I just hid it under my all weather mats 😅 no dangling cables! Thanks Do you have a video for how to hide the rear camera cable??
I was going to hire a pro to do it, after watching this video it seemed east enough for me to do myself. Sure enough half an hour later the wire seamlessly blends into the door panel and console.
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Don't follow this advice. The wire goes OVER the curtain airbag. If airbag gets deployed, the cable will pop out, and with the airbag speed, it may pull the camera with force and hit you or something, and you may have a liability issue. The correct way is to remove the A-pillar trim, and put the cables so that they go below the airbag (there are usually other cables there you can follow), and don't get in the way. Be carefull because A-pillar removal, in some cars, should be done with care. Some have some "snaps" tethers that if you pull too hard, they break, and you have to replace them. Check for other videos on how to do that, it can be done without breaking them. But don't be lazy and do it like in the video. It's stupid.
Very nice thnk you! I had visions of a horrible cable hanging from my windshield lol therefore I wasnt installing the dash cam that my partner gave me when he gets home it will be installed and he will be one happy man. thank you
This is okay if you are using the quick connect, I was looking for running the hard wire, (actually 3). 2 to the trunk, and 1 to the rear camera, But I'm trying to decide if I should go across the top, or along the bottom. I'm thinking of just running it through my headliner using fish wire (staying clear of the sunroof of course) then down my C pillar to my fuses in my trunk. And for the rear camera just pull it out of the headliner by my rear camera. (2008 Chrysler 300C).
Man! I don’t know anything about cars other than I like driving nice ones, lol. Just picked up a new one and got a cam but was going to have it professionally installed. This video gave me a ton of confidence. Took me 15 minutes though! 😂 Thanks!
That was awesome, I wanna route a cable from digital speedometer to the cigarette lighter socket in the boot (leaving the interior one free), probably won't be easy though.
Where the wire tucks behind the window cushion mine is too wide and the wire just drops down. Any other suggestions to keep it in place? I have tried the sticky hooks but they come away from the glass in winter because of condensation.
The way he routed the wire, yes it will get in the way of the airbags should they need to deploy, absolutely. So no, it's not a good idea to route the wire as he did (crossing the pillar trim over to the weatherstripping). This is precisely why the mfr. recommends routing the wire back down the side a-pillar windshield trim, then along to the front of the dash, and then down and under the front [passenger] panels under the dash and over to the center console.
Useful video. Y'day I bought a navman MiVUE750 WiFi. This helped to hide the wire code. Otherwise it would have been really messy in my car. Thank you for sharing this tip.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
luckiest guy ever - none of my cars have ever made it that easy, I looked here, and here, and tried it here, but nope. no room, even here. :-) Still, a very good video, even if I personally will need to remove a pillar trim yet again
My dash cam mini usb wire has only two colours. Black and white. When I spliced Black with Black and White with Red to another data USB to get a power extension, it only gives a flickering screen. What is the case when power USB wire has only Black and White wire as explained above? Thanks in advance.
The fact that almost all new cars don't have integrated dash/rear cams from the factory that record collisions is insane to me, should have been a feature for the last 20 years.
I'd be happy if new cars just came with a usb power port up near the rear view mirror, so you can plug your dashcam in there instead of running this stupid wire all through your car.
It probably keeps insurance's in business that's why these ass buts probably don't do it
Valid point. Only not everyone purchasing dash cams & attempting to hide them are driving cars, pickup trucks or SUV'S. Some of us are driving much, much larger vehicles Like 80,000lbs more!
And We're buying redundant electronics because We have to protect ourselves, our commercial licenses & careers. We cannot simply rely on the dash cams that the majority of trucking companies have in their trucks, to exonerate us. Heck, We don't even have access to those dash cams. Only the safety department of the company does. And even though Were performing a skilled trade in which we had to receive training, like actual schooling, testing, re-testing, going out on the road with a Mentor &
implement our trade 11 hours every day, plus know our trucks inside & out, thanks to the mandatory DAILY pre-trip & post-trip inspections, DOT surprise inspections, etc....any accident happens & it's US that have to prove our innocence or risk an entire career & financial burden it cost us...all because someone didn't want to take responsibility for causing an accident because they were distracted driving because they were texting their teenager (or work, or insert whichever applies in your situation)
AND, it's a little presumptuous to assume everyone driving is going out to buy a NEW car. And many are a lot older than 10 years old. Mine is for sure. My money goes into my truck, not my 4 wheeler that I drive less than 48 hours a month when I'm lucky enough to get home time
Yea.. I wouldn't hold your breath.. we just got the backup camera approved as standard equipment
Tesla’s have cameras all over them
In case you missed it, you bring the wire up here and then tuck it in _here,_ then bring it over here... and it's hidden. Got it?
Wait here or here?
No, THERE. Jesus…
@@churoism haha, started laughing out loud!
"It doesn't reach...so now it's no longer hidden. Just use electrical tape."
What's happening "here"? 😅 Nice vid.
Love how your car interior just pops off for you, wish mine wasn't like a surgical experience
The civic is thankfully super modular and user friendly
I was expecting this to be WAY harder, I thought "Man, i'm gonna have to unscrew some screws and pull of plaster panels, maybe I need some special tools."-
I'm glad I found this video while searching for tutorials online, it was simple.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Thank you; I’ve been driving with dangling cables for 2 years and I just did it now, at 10pm in 5 minutes and it’s worlds apart 👌🏿
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
@ thank you; will certainly check it out
You are the man that I have been looking for.
The only one I saw who installed the camera at the rear plastic trim of the mirror and I see it works fine. This is instead of the wind shield.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
1:14 about that, I think the airbag goes above and across those crack line all the way to b-pillar which means that your wire is in the way. That is really dangerous.
Only if you need the airbag:😂
The air bag will deploy aggressively as they always do. You think a little Jerry rigged tuck from a wire is gonna prevent it from deploying? Pfft!
eh no, look up where the passenger airbag is located and check how it opens, no harm done here. cables are safe and won't cause any issues with the airbag during a crash in any way
@@smoquency7521 the guy in the video didn't even mention it though... That will depend on the car, and if someone is looking at a guide like this, you think they'll know to check if theirs is safe or not? Don't think so...
@PyrianVT numb nuts
There's a reason they tell you never to obstruct the airbag. If the airbag deploys it will shoot that cable at the passengers at 200 mph. This install is incredibly dangerous in any vehicle with side curtain airbags.
I wondered about that. Guess I gotta find a video that explains that bit better.
I debated this as putting mine in .. what other option is there really? Even if u don’t tuck it in u have to go by the air bag ?
@@joshhancock9563 do your research and properly remove trim and run wires behind airbags if you need to.. zip tie them to the chasis or existing wiring but never fasten them to the airbags or obstruct the air bags. But it is best to avoid those areas of the car if possible
Who is driving 200 mph only in Germany not in America 🇺🇸 smh
@@casperaudi7476 people are saying 200MPH would be the impact force of the cable due to the airbag deploying…
I did use a tool (a paint can lid opener) which I ran down the seams as I pushed in the trailing cord. And I also used this in a car without side curtain airbags. With the addition of a lid opener and with no airbags to compromise, this is a great video!
Who else is waiting for the "HERE" count? Great video though!
55 'here" don't thank me.
reminds me of the “apparently” kid
I restarted this just to count how many times he says "here" and only now, noticed the last comment asking for the "here" count. So, HERE it is: 57. For what it's worth, he only says "there" 8 times.
Here and there .... gotcha 😆👍
Not a good idea to cross the a-pillar trim as the curtain airbag pushes out from underneath this trim. Crossing the a-pillar is very likely to interfere with airbag deployment. You should take the a-pillar trim off and secure the cable such that it can’t interfere (keep it on the forward side of any part of the airbag). At a minimum, see if you can tuck it between the windshield and the a-pillar trim, NOT the door side of it.
I thought this when installing mine (before watching this vid) but u have to go by the air Bag Area so there’s really no other option
@@joshhancock9563 just take out the a-pillar trim, better safe than sorry when you get in a crash and then airbag is useless🙃
This is absoulutely right
psi of airbag deployment is so high a cable isnt gonna affect it
Lucahz it won’t, but the wire then becomes a bullet in a crash. Just take off trim and place the wire behind
Excellent - Just installed a Garmin mini into a 2013 UK model RR Evoque sport exactly as you showed. There were other vids doing a major dismantle of trims and airbag housings and special tools - I had this done virtually invisibly in 15 mins start to finish. Just gently levered up the centre consul mouldings with a clean screwdriver and pushed in the cable with a plastic pen top! Thanks WorldofTech
You inspired me to get off my butt and install cameras in both cars. It took a little longer than 5 mins lol, but it got done a heck of a lot quicker with your guidance. Thanks again!
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
@ thanks for the note! Will look into it!
Great videos!!! Watched about a half dozen videos on dash cam installation and hiding the wires. Yours is the one I went with. Installed it today. No tools. All my wires absolutely hidden expect the tiny bit that hooks up to the dash cam on top of the windshield. I have a 2015 Acura ILX.
Damn, glad I found this one first. Dreading it, but hope it works in my 2010 Hyundai
If you do this same thing only on the drivers side, it’ll work much better and won’t tamper with the airbag. Much safer, and amazing tutorial.
Super easy! Thank you. Can’t believe I even considered having someone else install it when it’s this simple.
Barely an inconvenience!
@@FogmeisterCar dash cam pitch meeting lol
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
thanks for the video. I just did mine and it was super simple. Actually if you crawl underneath, you can run the wires all the way to the back under the dash behind the storage bin and tuck them in and then bring it to the lighter. way better than having to tape it along
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
This is the most helpful video I’ve ever watched!! I didn’t think it’d work on my car cause every cars different but it actually worked! I didn’t want to use those adhesive hooks because in the summer it melts them and leaves a residue on your car that’s impossible to get off! I’m so happy thank you for this video!!
Try ether. It should break down the glue. Protect your dashboard tough
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I just attempted this on my new '22 legacy and it works like a charm!! Thank you!! no more dangling wires haha
I'm not gonna lie I just bought a 2018 legacy and it was so much tighter in the front then my 2011 Avenger I was worried about damaging something so I looked it up first lol
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Dude, u have non idea how this video helped. I was gonna go a long, none effective and hard way but u gave me a very easy and best idea. I didn't even know what I typed to find this video but this is exact what I was looking for. Thank u.
147 times you said "here".
How many times did he say "there" though... 😄
Hahaha
LOL! While watching the video, I was thinking along the same lines. I was thinking of a drinking game and taking a shot every time he said "Here" 😆
If he was Beyonce itd be a hit song
He had too. Go away with your rude snotty self
Great video!.....
Onlything, is now you must choose between lightning the DashCam or the Cellphone
I have two, one in the dash, the other is in the console.
That's why I'm going to hardwire mine
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I went ahead and jumped forward a bit but overall it's a good informative video that helps people that might be daunted with this job.
You are an excellent teacher. I love all the “here’s” and with your great teaching skills you can use whatever words you like. 😂❤
Great video. I bought dash cam but did not use much due to dangling wire. This video gave me a permanent solution. Thank you
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Thank you, your video and instructions helped me out tremendously! I was getting anxiety driving and seeing that mess of wires on my dash
I wouldn't do that at 1:15. Likely obstructs the curtain airbag. It probably wouldn't block the airbag from deploying given it's just a little USB cable but I still wouldn't do it purely because I don't want a USB cable to the face in a crash. It's not that bad just removing the trim and routing the cable around it.
Awesome video. Was looking at getting a dash cam and the video from the manufacturer just glossed over this step of the setup process without providing any real details about how this is accomplished. Thanks for filling in the gap for me.
Omg thanks dude. I was doing what ur friend did, but couldn't get the stuff to stay on especially in the cold. Just got a little bit of wire to tape down and then I'm solid.
Thank you Ray Romano, I needed this video.
amazing that there isn't a easier fix for this. Why isn't there a power outlet behind the mirror? Hiding longe wires fra dash cam has been a problem for 20 years.
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
I just purchased a 2025 Kia Seltos and decided i wanted a dashcam. after getting one my wife complained about wires everywhere. did a quick search and this video popped up. the wire tucks in nicely along the top and part of the side. until the part near the door, i didnt want to pry it apart so i went along the weather stripping along the door and about midway, the weather stripping looks like it is attached to the frame, so i used electrical tape and held it firmly along the sides, then under the dash on the passenger side. overall i think it looks great and is mostly hidden. the excess wire i just tucked under the passenger side dash where the glove box is and used extra electrical tape for now. ill see how it holds, but now that we know what it possible i think wife will be satisfied with this solution. thanks!
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Just show it some manly love😂 great video! Thanks man!
in fact we're on the highway right now and going "we need a dashcam!" :) Cheers
Thank you!! I been searching high and low for a good vid that clearly showed how to hide the cables. Found it really easily too install, although I wasn’t too anal about the cords along the bottom of the glove box so I just hid it under the floor mat. Thanks heaps :)
Thanks so much! This video helped me a lot! I even figured out how to hide the cables for the rear cam, too!
Yay! Ray Romano!! Just kidding bro, your voice just reminded me of his. Cool video!
Is there any concern about the wire getting too hot or melting where it is tucked next to the windshield? Just asking if that is possible at all?
Correct me if I am wrong. You have installed the wiring over the SRS curtain airbag. This will interfere with the deployment of the airbag and may be a safety issue.
This was perfect! I couldn’t figure out how to take the panel off the side to tuck the wires in before the cigarette lighter so I just hid it under my all weather mats 😅 no dangling cables! Thanks
Do you have a video for how to hide the rear camera cable??
Thank you so much! This was very informative!
Yeah let’s just block that side curtain air bag with our dash cam wires brilliant! Natural selection at its finest
Worked flawlessly for me on my 2007 Avalon, the wires didn’t technically bother me but it definitely looks cleaner with them tucked away in the trim
I was going to hire a pro to do it, after watching this video it seemed east enough for me to do myself. Sure enough half an hour later the wire seamlessly blends into the door panel and console.
I dont mean to be so offtopic but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Anakin Rudy instablaster ;)
@Salvatore Trey i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Salvatore Trey it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass !
@Anakin Rudy you are welcome =)
You rock! Thanks, just did it in my car, took me 5 minutes, and looks great 👍👍
Does hiding the cable under the weatherproof strip hurt the waterproofing and cause water leakage?
What about the curtain airbags. My dash cam has huge warnings about not tucking wires if you have curtain airbags.
What did you end up doing
Don't follow this advice. The wire goes OVER the curtain airbag. If airbag gets deployed, the cable will pop out, and with the airbag speed, it may pull the camera with force and hit you or something, and you may have a liability issue. The correct way is to remove the A-pillar trim, and put the cables so that they go below the airbag (there are usually other cables there you can follow), and don't get in the way. Be carefull because A-pillar removal, in some cars, should be done with care. Some have some "snaps" tethers that if you pull too hard, they break, and you have to replace them. Check for other videos on how to do that, it can be done without breaking them. But don't be lazy and do it like in the video. It's stupid.
I did not even think about that thank you, do you recommend any other videos?
@@RingaTech too many people giving dangerous advice......
@@Timeforchangenow I had my wife sign a waiver, I’m good.
Very nice thnk you! I had visions of a horrible cable hanging from my windshield lol therefore I wasnt installing the dash cam that my partner gave me when he gets home it will be installed and he will be one happy man. thank you
This is the easy way to hide wires. I will do tomorrow to my X3. Thanks.
You're a national treasure bro
Did this today. Super easy. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! The passage under the casket was a mystery to me. But I'll still look underneath to see if there's somewhere to tuck it in.
Wow. This makes me feel super bad about procrastinating this fast for 2 years. Thanks for the help
This is okay if you are using the quick connect, I was looking for running the hard wire, (actually 3). 2 to the trunk, and 1 to the rear camera, But I'm trying to decide if I should go across the top, or along the bottom. I'm thinking of just running it through my headliner using fish wire (staying clear of the sunroof of course) then down my C pillar to my fuses in my trunk. And for the rear camera just pull it out of the headliner by my rear camera. (2008 Chrysler 300C).
Very informative,hella straightforward! thanks for sharing the technique!
Thanks dude. Made the process super simple. Did mine and my dad's car thanks to you 😁👍🏾
This actually worked, thanks for the video!
Thanks this video helped me confirm on how I can go about installing my first dashcam myself.
Very helpfull, managed to mask exactly as you shown here, thanks!
Man! I don’t know anything about cars other than I like driving nice ones, lol. Just picked up a new one and got a cam but was going to have it professionally installed. This video gave me a ton of confidence. Took me 15 minutes though! 😂 Thanks!
That was awesome, I wanna route a cable from digital speedometer to the cigarette lighter socket in the boot (leaving the interior one free), probably won't be easy though.
Great video, do you have a video on how to install a rear camera? I have a REVERSE CAMERA mirror.
"im gonna tuck it in now. ok im tucking it in. now, im tucking it in. ok i.. can go ahead and tuck this in!"
To aid in hiding wire very similar to your installation I’ve used shipping popcorn to help wedge the wire like on the top of the windshield.
huh?
Dude, love it! It was so easy and looks clean as heck. I’m gonna try it with my rear cam too
Excellent video - Thanks for the help!
Thx a lot mate, i was scratching my head on what do to with the cable.
Nice job very helpful video👍
Take a shot for everytime he says "here" you'll get obliterated lmao
Thanks for the video man I finally installed it and took like 3 mins cause of you
Hi, what if you have Subaru eyesight? How do I know where to put cam to avoid blocking eyesight
Will a 10 ft cable do the job or a longer is needed??
I bought this dash cam based on this review. Thank you.
Nice Job! Looks awesome
Very nice. The problem with this method ia that you can't use your lighter/charger for cell phone charging now.
You should have another lighter/charger right in the center console.
Where the wire tucks behind the window cushion mine is too wide and the wire just drops down. Any other suggestions to keep it in place? I have tried the sticky hooks but they come away from the glass in winter because of condensation.
Dude i love this video, pretty useful
Will these get in the way of airbags?
The way he routed the wire, yes it will get in the way of the airbags should they need to deploy, absolutely. So no, it's not a good idea to route the wire as he did (crossing the pillar trim over to the weatherstripping).
This is precisely why the mfr. recommends routing the wire back down the side a-pillar windshield trim, then along to the front of the dash, and then down and under the front [passenger] panels under the dash and over to the center console.
Mind the air bags!!!!😮
Take a drink every time he says "here"
Useful video. Y'day I bought a navman MiVUE750 WiFi. This helped to hide the wire code. Otherwise it would have been really messy in my car. Thank you for sharing this tip.
Great video! I did it exactly as you said and the installation was perfect. You are a good man. Thank you!
Maybe read the comments about the airbag deployment
This worked great, thank you!!
nice ! I guess it should be about as simple for the back camera
What are those clips called?
Worked like a charm. Thanks ever so much. Saved me a huge headache and looks great!!
Thank you. My only concern about getting a dash cam was the wires. Figured you could just tuck them away and you reassured me
I know you must have fitted yours quite some time ago, but for SAFETY REASONS check if your windscreen pillar has an airbag. If it does, and you ran the cable over it like the guy did in this video, please take the time to run it around the airbag. In the case of airbag deployment, you will either get a cable in the face at 150+mph or it may hinder the deployment. There's a great "hardwire dashcam" video by ChrisFix where he explains this at the 20min mark.
Good to know that the suction cup sticks on plastic as well, thanks!
luckiest guy ever - none of my cars have ever made it that easy, I looked here, and here, and tried it here, but nope. no room, even here. :-) Still, a very good video, even if I personally will need to remove a pillar trim yet again
Very helpful. Appreciate this!
That was easy, done in 10 minutes!
Thanks for the video
This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much!!!
My dash cam mini usb wire has only two colours. Black and white. When I spliced Black with Black and White with Red to another data USB to get a power extension, it only gives a flickering screen. What is the case when power USB wire has only Black and White wire as explained above? Thanks in advance.
Thank you for sharing ideas.
Excellent & straight to the point!
Thanks for sharing bro...👍🏻🗽😎
Absolute genius, just wish I'll be brave enough to do this
If a car company just put a damn USB port near the back of the rear view mirror that would solve everything.
This man is a genius
Very nice. Now you need to clean your car. Lol