Hard wire dashcam to 2019 V90CC.

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Hard wire dashcam to 2019 V90CC.

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Jun 17th, 2019, 10:01	#1
Mc Lovin Junior Member Last Online: Aug 6th, 2021 17:41 Join Date: May 2019 Location: Bolton	Hard wire dashcam to 2019 V90CC. I bought a Viofo 129 duo dashcam and I intend to buy the 3-wire kit that needs a permanent live, ignition and earth connection. I have a few questions. I believe volvo use micro fuses so was going to get some micro fuse taps. I’ve had a look at the fuse box details (there are 3 of them?) and watched a video about overloading circuits. Can someone recommend the best place to wire the camera and which fuses to tap? Would it be in the engine compartment or the passenger footwell fuse box? Could someone recommend and possibly link to some decent fuse taps? Can anyone recommend where to run the cable especially the cable to connect the rear camera. I don't want to interfere with any airbags. The parking mode option will run until the battery hits 11.8v, 12.0v, 12.2v and 12.4v. What setting would be best? I don’t want to risk draining/damaging the battery.

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