Suzuki Swift 2017 onward,how to fit a dash cam to go on/off with ignition + hide wires.

Simple step by step video showing how to wire the camera to the cars fuse box and hide all cables for that factory fitted finish.
Plug and play so no cut wires or damage to the car.

[@raywhitsell6614]

Most important thing is the orientation of that fuse spur! Fit it the wrong way and your dash cam is connected directly to the car 12 volt system without a fuse in the circuit.

[@thatzootsuit8007]

How do you remove the cover for the fuse box in the 2017 Swift? I can't seem to figure it out or find information anywhere

[@prestonian1066]

" any questions pop them in the comments below and i'll do my best to answer them as soon as possible"
Good video, though it doesn't look like you answered a single question in years, so i won't hold my breath but i'll give it a go.
What settings do i use on the multimeter please?

[@PJsprojects]

20v
Sadly your right I no longer answer questions,the channel got to big and that has led to between thirty and fifty questions a day,simply to time consuming.

[@prestonian1066]

@@PJsprojects Then I appreciate your reply ty

[@nathancopp5535]

Massive help 👍👍

[@simoneconigliaro1396]

how many mm is the fuse? Thanks

[@raypeet5777]

Hi ,PJ Would this method be same for Suzuki Vitara Boosterjet1.0 2018?

[@nounuame7405]

Do a video about infotainment system wirings 🙂

[@nounuame7405]

Excellent video ✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@psouthgate1189]

Hi looking for earth point in 2010 sx4 so I can install a nextbase dash cam, thank you in advance

[@prestonian1066]

If you can't find an earthing point on a car,then I really wouldn't attempt this yourself.

[@4th_Disciple]

​@@prestonian1066😂

[@burgersnchips]

Moving "swiftly" on 😂😂