Thanks for the video it helped me with my install this past weekend, as well as your rear cam video! One question though, is there any issue with blocking the front sensor thats in front of the rear view mirror? i placed mine in the same position as you did, but now I'm wondering if blocking the sensor will cause any issues.
I believe that camera is for the auto dimming mirror? Hasn’t really affected anything for me personally so I’m sure you’ll be fine. Otherwise you can always move the unit to suit 😊
Great job im geting one for my type r
Definitely worth the investment!
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Thanks for the video it helped me with my install this past weekend, as well as your rear cam video! One question though, is there any issue with blocking the front sensor thats in front of the rear view mirror? i placed mine in the same position as you did, but now I'm wondering if blocking the sensor will cause any issues.
I believe that camera is for the auto dimming mirror? Hasn’t really affected anything for me personally so I’m sure you’ll be fine. Otherwise you can always move the unit to suit 😊
@@Hattrk85 I'm sorry, I meant in the little two piece clam shell thing with the slits that is now directly behind the blackvue camera.
@@phenom3030 hmmm not sure what you mean on this one, maybe send me a photo via instagram?
May I ask why don’t choose fuse #45 ACC 10A instead of back light fuse? Thanks.
I didn’t use it because the voltmeter was still showing some electrical draw.
What style fuse taps?
Use the low profile mini fuse taps 🙂
Hi - did you need to disconnect the battery for this install?
No I didn’t need to, just make sure the car is turned off.
Don’t install the dashcam to Fuse 42, it’s the back lights and they’ll burn out quickly. Your reverse lights and back-up light won’t light up❗️❗️❗️❗️
Thanks for the heads up. As stated the NZ car has no use specified for the number 42 fuse.
@@Hattrk85did you change the battery voltage from the app using low battery voltage protection? how can you prevent a burnt fuse from happening?
Which fuse do we use for cars outside of NZ?
@@roninvictor best to use a voltmeter to make sure