Hi Robin, Thanks for sharing this video. I followed each and every step you described and I was able to install a dashcam in my Kushaq with no wires visible. As you mentioned the technique is very important and I kept that in my mind while doing this. Thanks again for sharing this.This helped me a lot
@@UpendraAhire unfortunately, i didn't record any video. But you can follow this video. I followed everything step by step but i skipped drilling part in the boot and hardwiring.
This is really great. You mentioned hard wiring won't affect Skoda warranty. My dealer manager said it would impact the car warranty if anything happens. Just 2 days back i bought one and need to install the same. I don't want to use cigarette lighter socket because it is continuously on and may drain battery.
They are just "sellers”. Most of managers at dealer don’t know brands policies. They say no to everything that we want to get done outside their business. Anyways, this is connected to fuse box and not to any electronic component that too without cutting any wires!
Thanks. The DIY was very confidence inspiring and to the point. I like this kind of no-bullshit video. Wish you success for your future vlogs. What's the make and model of your dashcam. And approx cost.
can you please post the videos from the dash cam and also please make videos of how to remove each part. some of us can be cave men and break these panels if not pulled the right way, since you have already set it up, it would be better if you show us. would the service center folks help do this? let's say i circumvent the rule of voiding warranty
Hi Robin. Thanks for sharing this. Quick question. Instead of hardwiring it, can we just buy a good battery bank (MI 10000 MAH) and plug the dashcam to it? Do we have good space behind the dashboard console to hide it? That way the installation will look more cleaner. Wanted to hear your thoughts?
Hi Thomaskutty, There is a enough space in dashboard console. However, you would need adapter that will convert dashcam wire connectors to USB. Also, I am not sure how long 10000mAh will last. Though, there is a battery pack that Nexdigitron offers if someone doesn't want to hardwire and intends to use parking monitoring. I am not promoting Nexdigitron but giving a solution.
@@ghairobin I did see that one .The black box you mentioned still needs Harwiring for charging and since they are Li Phosphate its bulky and big. All the new dashcams in the market has Type A to charge and Type C port in Dashcam. This will work very well with portable batteries like the MI 10000 mah pocket. Will let you know how long I get the back up once I start using it seriously.
@@kuttyte Hey Thomas, I believe the battery banks are avoided because of the safety reasons. That's why most dashcams comes with super capacitor battery instead of lithium batteries.
I have done the same thing with taigun. Only thing I am confused is about hardwiring. Which port did you use. I guess skoda and vw has same thing that accessories are always on after ignition switches off. And the weather protection cover in boot. I removed the rubber protection but unable to put it back in the place. How did you do it?
Hi Rahul I used following fuses - ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket Am sorry not able follow which rubber protection you are referring to.
@@ghairobin sorry i was not able to explain clearly. From rear roof wires are routed to boot door through the small hole through which you are suggesting to take the USB out into the door. This group of wires is covered with a rubber tube connecting rear to boot door on the top left. Talking about that rubber tube wire cover. Hope I am clear now 😅
Hi you may make connections by following mapping - ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket Lai ke rabb da naa...Chakk do kamm nu!
sir thanks for video, ASC people were telling that warranty will be void in case you bring some wire behind A pillar plastic and in any case short happens.
Hi, I got first service done. They told me it is okay to install dashcams if there is no wires are cut. They themselves are selling dashcams now in dealerships now!
Very well done and your English (i assume it’s your second language) is superb! Are you happy with this device? Are there any noticeable drawbacks? Would you buy this cam again within that price range (22k)?
Thank you! This is first time when someone is commending my English😀 This dashcam, so far, has met my expectations. I wish it had Auto event detection recording in parking mode as it is offered by some other manufacturers. I knew this before making the purchase. I went with it because of latest sensor. 2nd thing that I miss is the remote support to prevent some clips from being overwritten. You got to press a button in dashcam itself in order to make it happen which, in my opinion, can be distracting while driving. Had there been remote support, one could place the remote at convenient place and make use of it without having to take eyes off road. Hope this helps.
Hi, The terminals which you have used for Acc 43 and Vcc 52. Can we use spare fuse numbers ? How to know if supply persist even after ignition is off for Vcc. Thanx In advance.
Hi Sankalp, There is fuse diagram given in manual. You can refer to find location of #43 and #52 fuses. I could think of few things that have power supply with ignition turned off - Cigarette lighter, USB outlets and centre locking. You can use fuse belonging to anyone of them.
@@ghairobin thanks Robin.. the video is very informative, especially the rear wiring u did is fantastic.. but would be nice if the video contained the original routing by removing panels , because people like me may loose patience and break things..
@@antonymathew Thanks Antony. Agree that it requires patience. It is job of” method” not power. This is what my younger brother kept reminding me(😀) when I took up this task. Though he kept himself away from touching anything since he himself was nervous about breaking the things.
Hi, I am using Elegant Royal 7D Car Floor Mat. I requested them use black colored threads for diamond shape stiching. I did not opt for grass mat that they supply along with it. I am using Skoda mats(came with kit) instead of grass mats.
I have done the same installation process in my taigun but as soon as i turn of the ignition the cam also shuts down. Im using 70mai 500 pro set up. I have changed the settings to parking mode an also turned on time lapse photography. Kindly help
Hi, I may be wrong but looks like you have got VCC connection wrong. Try connecting VCC to a fuse of outlet that has power even after ignition is off. e.g. 12V socket
Hi, I have just finished the PDI of Kushaq. Parking is a big issue in Delhi. Due to open parking, surveillance is utmost priority for me. I have zeroed in on Viofo T130 which seems quite premium with 3 channels. But I know squat about cars and don’t feel comfortable with DIY. Would it be better to get it done by some accessory installation expert? Also I would prefer getting it hardwired via a fuse tap so that I can uninstall it before going for service just to avoid the warranty void crap from service centre. Can you please guide which ports on the fuse box I would have to use? Also does fuse tap adapter comes along with the dashcam. Viofo T130 product page doesn’t say anything about it. I’m probably asking a stupid question here and there is no such thing as fuse tap adaptor. Please clarify.
Hi Mohi, Viofo offers installation at home in major cities in India as fas as I know. You can find more info regarding installation on their website. Hard wired dashcams do not lead to warranty getting void. I have got my car serviced with dashcam installed and visible. Infact, Skoda dealers are selling dashcams themselves. Fuses engaged - ACC - Fuse#43 - Rear window wiper VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 volt socket
@@ghairobin Hi Robin, which city and which SC did you visit for service. I love in Noida and wanting to get a confirmation from Skoda SC (anywhere in NCR) if hardwiring a Dashcam will void warranty or not. Can we write to Skoda Care to get an official confirmation
@@ghairobin i know, at the dealership i bought the car from they had kept this stupid blaupunkt dashcam quoting its thier official accessory and fixing in other 3rd party accessory will void the warranty. Therby im asking you if you confirmed with the company if it did void the warranty or not, cuz im eager to put this setup aswell.
@@ghairobin oh, thats convincing, But have you mentioned or inquired about it with the service manager or somebody from the company about it just to be dead sure?
In parking mode, it consumes minimal battery and it has feature that automatically shuts the camera off when battery level goes below certain level in parking mode.
Hi Robin,
Thanks for sharing this video. I followed each and every step you described and I was able to install a dashcam in my Kushaq with no wires visible. As you mentioned the technique is very important and I kept that in my mind while doing this.
Thanks again for sharing this.This helped me a lot
Glad it helped!
New Kushq owner here, if you have made a video can you share it to me? I am finding it difficult. Thanks!
@@UpendraAhire unfortunately, i didn't record any video. But you can follow this video. I followed everything step by step but i skipped drilling part in the boot and hardwiring.
@@thelazyplayer ok, thanks!
I feel skoda should have given a USB near the front mirror and at back.
This is really great. You mentioned hard wiring won't affect Skoda warranty. My dealer manager said it would impact the car warranty if anything happens. Just 2 days back i bought one and need to install the same. I don't want to use cigarette lighter socket because it is continuously on and may drain battery.
They are just "sellers”. Most of managers at dealer don’t know brands policies. They say no to everything that we want to get done outside their business. Anyways, this is connected to fuse box and not to any electronic component that too without cutting any wires!
Nothing happens just remove everything before visiting service center.
Bro super thanks a lot for clear guide!!! Camera angle keep changing so find it little difficult
Thanks for the video. Very useful and Really appreciate it.
Glad you found it useful!
Thanks. The DIY was very confidence inspiring and to the point. I like this kind of no-bullshit video. Wish you success for your future vlogs.
What's the make and model of your dashcam. And approx cost.
Thank you, Saugat. It is DDPAI X5Pro. It costed me 22k.
can you please post the videos from the dash cam and also please make videos of how to remove each part. some of us can be cave men and break these panels if not pulled the right way, since you have already set it up, it would be better if you show us.
would the service center folks help do this? let's say i circumvent the rule of voiding warranty
very neatly done and well explained...thank you
Glad you found it helpful!
Hi Robin. Thanks for sharing this. Quick question. Instead of hardwiring it, can we just buy a good battery bank (MI 10000 MAH) and plug the dashcam to it? Do we have good space behind the dashboard console to hide it? That way the installation will look more cleaner. Wanted to hear your thoughts?
Hi Thomaskutty, There is a enough space in dashboard console. However, you would need adapter that will convert dashcam wire connectors to USB. Also, I am not sure how long 10000mAh will last.
Though, there is a battery pack that Nexdigitron offers if someone doesn't want to hardwire and intends to use parking monitoring. I am not promoting Nexdigitron but giving a solution.
@@ghairobin I did see that one .The black box you mentioned still needs Harwiring for charging and since they are Li Phosphate its bulky and big. All the new dashcams in the market has Type A to charge and Type C port in Dashcam. This will work very well with portable batteries like the MI 10000 mah pocket. Will let you know how long I get the back up once I start using it seriously.
@@kuttyte Hey Thomas, I believe the battery banks are avoided because of the safety reasons. That's why most dashcams comes with super capacitor battery instead of lithium batteries.
Great effort bro!
This was helpful.. thanks..
Maybe for next video have a stable camera..
Best of luck if you end up pursuing being a youtuber
Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for feedback will take care next time!
I have done the same thing with taigun. Only thing I am confused is about hardwiring. Which port did you use. I guess skoda and vw has same thing that accessories are always on after ignition switches off. And the weather protection cover in boot. I removed the rubber protection but unable to put it back in the place. How did you do it?
Hi Rahul
I used following fuses -
ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket
Am sorry not able follow which rubber protection you are referring to.
@@ghairobin sorry i was not able to explain clearly. From rear roof wires are routed to boot door through the small hole through which you are suggesting to take the USB out into the door. This group of wires is covered with a rubber tube connecting rear to boot door on the top left. Talking about that rubber tube wire cover. Hope I am clear now 😅
@@Drawnpedal Got it, but don’t recall how I put it back😉
I got some confidence to do it myself but still confused with fixing electrical connections in the fuse box. Can elaborate more on that?
Hi you may make connections by following mapping -
ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket
Lai ke rabb da naa...Chakk do kamm nu!
sir thanks for video, ASC people were telling that warranty will be void in case you bring some wire behind A pillar plastic and in any case short happens.
Hi, I got first service done. They told me it is okay to install dashcams if there is no wires are cut. They themselves are selling dashcams now in dealerships now!
Hii, can you tell me how to make 12V socket off when car is off? My dashcam is connected to it and draining my battery.
@@Kush1291 Hi, you can't turn it off.
Very helpful.
Very well done and your English (i assume it’s your second language) is superb! Are you happy with this device? Are there any noticeable drawbacks? Would you buy this cam again within that price range (22k)?
Thank you! This is first time when someone is commending my English😀
This dashcam, so far, has met my expectations.
I wish it had Auto event detection recording in parking mode as it is offered by some other manufacturers. I knew this before making the purchase. I went with it because of latest sensor.
2nd thing that I miss is the remote support to prevent some clips from being overwritten. You got to press a button in dashcam itself in order to make it happen which, in my opinion, can be distracting while driving. Had there been remote support, one could place the remote at convenient place and make use of it without having to take eyes off road.
Hope this helps.
Great job
Thank you, Kumar!
which fuse numbers you used for acc and vcc?
Hi,
ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket
Skoda says they would void the warranty if won't get it installed from them. Would it really void the warranty?
Hi Jay, Did you check with Skoda or a dealer?
Can we remove left side A pillar my concern is that it has airbag will loose or get misplaced
Nice Video , please share details if wire taken through left weather proofing .
I am sorry I didn't get what you meant by weather proofing.
Share how the quantity of cam is in night & day
Nice job 👍
Thank you!
How did you pass the wire from seating area to back. Facing difficulty in passing through C/D pillar
Sorry, I missed your question. Yes, it was most time consuming part. I hope it is resolved now.
Hi,
The terminals which you have used for Acc 43 and Vcc 52. Can we use spare fuse numbers ? How to know if supply persist even after ignition is off for Vcc. Thanx In advance.
Hi Sankalp, There is fuse diagram given in manual. You can refer to find location of #43 and #52 fuses.
I could think of few things that have power supply with ignition turned off - Cigarette lighter, USB outlets and centre locking. You can use fuse belonging to anyone of them.
Hi bro , can you share the fuse number/position used for the Batt and Acc connections. I am also trying to fix one in my vehicle
Hi,
ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket
@@ghairobin thanks Robin.. the video is very informative, especially the rear wiring u did is fantastic.. but would be nice if the video contained the original routing by removing panels , because people like me may loose patience and break things..
Will the x5pro support 256gb sd card. Have u tried ?
@@antonymathew Thanks Antony. Agree that it requires patience. It is job of” method” not power. This is what my younger brother kept reminding me(😀) when I took up this task. Though he kept himself away from touching anything since he himself was nervous about breaking the things.
@@antonymathew No, I haven’t tried it yet
Hello robin.. please share which foot matts you are using in kushaq.. make a video
Hi, I am using Elegant Royal 7D Car Floor Mat. I requested them use black colored threads for diamond shape stiching. I did not opt for grass mat that they supply along with it. I am using Skoda mats(came with kit) instead of grass mats.
I saw some other installations they use pass rear camera wires by removing door rubber can we do same in kushaq it will not damage anything
Hi, suit yourself. I did what I could do with resources at my disposal.
I have done the same installation process in my taigun but as soon as i turn of the ignition the cam also shuts down. Im using 70mai 500 pro set up. I have changed the settings to parking mode an also turned on time lapse photography. Kindly help
Hi, I may be wrong but looks like you have got VCC connection wrong. Try connecting VCC to a fuse of outlet that has power even after ignition is off. e.g. 12V socket
Which number fuse used for vcc and acc?
@@Deepaknnl1 Hi,
ACC - Fuse# 43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 Volt Socket
Hi, I have just finished the PDI of Kushaq. Parking is a big issue in Delhi. Due to open parking, surveillance is utmost priority for me.
I have zeroed in on Viofo T130 which seems quite premium with 3 channels. But I know squat about cars and don’t feel comfortable with DIY.
Would it be better to get it done by some accessory installation expert?
Also I would prefer getting it hardwired via a fuse tap so that I can uninstall it before going for service just to avoid the warranty void crap from service centre.
Can you please guide which ports on the fuse box I would have to use? Also does fuse tap adapter comes along with the dashcam. Viofo T130 product page doesn’t say anything about it. I’m probably asking a stupid question here and there is no such thing as fuse tap adaptor. Please clarify.
Hi Mohi, Viofo offers installation at home in major cities in India as fas as I know. You can find more info regarding installation on their website.
Hard wired dashcams do not lead to warranty getting void. I have got my car serviced with dashcam installed and visible. Infact, Skoda dealers are selling dashcams themselves.
Fuses engaged -
ACC - Fuse#43 - Rear window wiper
VCC - Fuse# 52 - 12 volt socket
@@ghairobin Hi Robin, which city and which SC did you visit for service. I love in Noida and wanting to get a confirmation from Skoda SC (anywhere in NCR) if hardwiring a Dashcam will void warranty or not. Can we write to Skoda Care to get an official confirmation
@@nishantgarg25 Hi Nishant, I visited Brite Skoda Sector 6 Noida. It is a good idea to get confirmation from Skoda care.
@@ghairobin Great! Will visit them and get a confirmation
DID YOU CONFIRM WITH SKODA IF THIS DID NOT VOID THE WARANTY?
They themselves sell dashcams in their dealerships!
@@ghairobin i know, at the dealership i bought the car from they had kept this stupid blaupunkt dashcam quoting its thier official accessory and fixing in other 3rd party accessory will void the warranty.
Therby im asking you if you confirmed with the company if it did void the warranty or not, cuz im eager to put this setup aswell.
@@phugenla I have got 2 services done so far. No objections made by dealer/service agency.
@@ghairobin oh, thats convincing,
But have you mentioned or inquired about it with the service manager or somebody from the company about it just to be dead sure?
I guess warranty will be voided since you hard wired
Okay
Will it affect the airbags?
Hi, I don't think it will since it is not obstructing deployment of airbags in any way.
If you have hard wired it permanently won’t it drain battery??
In parking mode, it consumes minimal battery and it has feature that automatically shuts the camera off when battery level goes below certain level in parking mode.
@@ghairobin what company camera is it?
@@nikhilp5616 DDPAI
Poor video quality
Thanks for feedback. Will try to do better next time.