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General Discussion Area / Re: Impressed
« on: 30 May 2021, 07:57:55 »
Why would you need to remove it? Sod's Law will say it's at home when you most needed it

Got security cameras at home ;)

It stops low life trying to steal it :y

One of my dash cams is stuck firmly to the screen, the other will easily come out of its mount, I just feel that it wouldn't be in the car if removed when I most needed it.

I keep it by my car keys :)

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General Discussion Area / Re: Impressed
« on: 29 May 2021, 21:39:12 »
Why would you need to remove it? Sod's Law will say it's at home when you most needed it

Got security cameras at home ;)

It stops low life trying to steal it :y

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General Discussion Area / Impressed
« on: 29 May 2021, 17:41:29 »
With my Nextbase 322GW, despite a lot of negative reviews, worked first time, I like the way it clips into the window mount by magnet for easy removal.

Video quality is excellent.

App also connects first time every time and seems quite professional.

Thinking of buying the clip in rear view module to compliment it.

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And my current thought is there might be a small driver inside low down, that has got wet.

Although there might not be a driver in the lamp, as the CJB defo has output drivers.

I knew you should have bought an E class ::)

125
General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 26 May 2021, 18:27:44 »
Surely it needs a permanent feed :-\

Current draw in sleep mode should be negligible.

Anyhoo...

I understand what you mean but I don't really need it on all the time, car is parked safely at night'

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 26 May 2021, 17:23:02 »
Quote from: Auto Addict
Right, I've sussed how to feed the wire.

Which fuse would you tap into, the Astra K forum suggests fuse 31, I would have though fuse 26?

28        USB socket

Assuming it's ignition switched

I'll test it out :y
Also consider the impact of adding extras to a circuit. Slapping in a bigger fuse isn't a solution. At least the empty circuit keeps it straightforward.

The empty circuit was a constant live.

All fitted and working now :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 26 May 2021, 07:36:18 »
Quote from: Auto Addict
Right, I've sussed how to feed the wire.

Which fuse would you tap into, the Astra K forum suggests fuse 31, I would have though fuse 26?

28        USB socket

Assuming it's ignition switched

I'll test it out :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 25 May 2021, 17:52:58 »
Right, I've sussed how to feed the wire.

Which fuse would you tap into, the Astra K forum suggests fuse 31, I would have though fuse 26?

No.

Circuit

 
1



 
2

Climate control system, fan

 
3

Power seat driver side

 
4

Cigarette lighter/Power outlet front

 
5



 
6

Power window front

 
7

ABS

 
8

Heated steering wheel

 
9

Body control module

 
10

Power window rear

 
11

Sunroof

 
12

Body control module

 
13

Seat heating (only on vehicles without alarm horn)

 
14

Exterior mirror

 
15

Body control module

 
16

Body control module

 
17

Body control module

 
18

Body control module

 
19

Data link connector

 
20

Airbag system

 
21

Climate control system

 
22

Central locking system, tailgate

 
23

Electronic key system

 
24

Power seat memory function

 
25

Airbag system steering wheel

 
26

Ignition switch/Steering column lock

 
27

Body control module

 
28

USB socket

 
29



 
30

Selector lever

 
31

Rear window wiper

 
32

Transmission control module

 
33

Anti-theft alarm system/Power sounder

 
34

Parking assist/Side blind spot alert/Infotainment system/USB socket

 
35

OnStar

 
36

Info display/Instrument cluster/CD player

 
37

Infotainment system, radio

129
General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 25 May 2021, 17:11:41 »
Remove rear view mirror, find  a 12v ign controlled wire, join into that,, normally it's in the sunroof lead

Don't use interior lights they are earth switches. Only supplies when door is open

I haven't got a sun roof.

It will have the forward facing ADAS camera and probably auto dimming rear view mirror  :y
Fixed  :P

? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Do you have an auto dimming rear view camera?

 :y

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 25 May 2021, 16:36:27 »
Remove rear view mirror, find  a 12v ign controlled wire, join into that,, normally it's in the sunroof lead

Don't use interior lights they are earth switches. Only supplies when door is open

I haven't got a sun roof.

It will have the forward facing ADAS camera and probably auto dimming rear view mirror  :y
Fixed  :P

? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 25 May 2021, 16:28:11 »
Remove rear view mirror, find  a 12v ign controlled wire, join into that,, normally it's in the sunroof lead

Don't use interior lights they are earth switches. Only supplies when door is open

I haven't got a sun roof.

It will have the forward facing ADAS camera and probably auto dimming rear view camera  :y

Only the Sri came with a forward facing camera, the Elite doesn't.

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 24 May 2021, 11:54:26 »
Remove rear view mirror, find  a 12v ign controlled wire, join into that,, normally it's in the sunroof lead

Don't use interior lights they are earth switches. Only supplies when door is open

I haven't got a sun roof.

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 24 May 2021, 08:05:48 »
I'd meter out the courtesy light feed as a starting point.  :y

I'm not confident enough to go down that route I'm afraid :'(

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 23 May 2021, 19:28:13 »
I used an inline cigarette lighter socket and then hardwired it to the back of the stereo. As long as you are careful, you can pick up a switched live pretty much anywhere. I'm not 100% on the output of the obd port having enough current.

The ODB socket has plenty of power to drive a dashcam.

Just mulling over options, at the minute.

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General Discussion Area / Re: ODBII power adaptor
« on: 23 May 2021, 19:24:36 »
I can see why you'd be reluctant to start stripping a new car, as was I when I fitted the dash cam in my new cars. Audi fit metal A Post clips which are an absolute shit to get out without bending them.

This guy in the link did it from the fuse box but he did remove the trims. The easiest way is behind the dash and up the A Post door trim rubber, but be aware that doing it that way the cable will cross over the A Post airbag, hence why I removed my trims to get the cable under/in front off the airbag.

https://www.astrakforums.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3672

If the switched OBD socket is the easiest option, then try that.  :-\

Yes, I've seen those photos, I understand that you need to fit the cable under the airbag, which it appears he didn't.

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