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Dash Cam Hard Wiring?

MadRay
MadRay
in Ford Kuga Club

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Hi Guys,

I have a Ford Kuga 2019 Titanium.

I am fitting a Thinkware Dash Cam F800 Pro dual camera (one at the rear)

I am no electrician and am easily confused.

I need to know which fuses to attach my fuse Taps to??? 1 x ACC and 1 x Constant (battery)

Ive watched all the You tube vid sand understand the electrical principles but the fuse box is messing with my head.

Please help

Thanks

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    There's one called ignition switch, which you can tap off for the ACC.
    Then I believe the audio unit, instrument cluster & OBD2 port are all permanent live feeds.

    Easy enough to check with a multi meter if you get stuck.

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