JoshFromNZ
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Hello ![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
I received a Viofo A119 v3 for Christmas (really happy!), and have finally gotten around to hard wiring the dash cam into my vehicle (subaru outback 2012), I have watched various videos on youtube in regards to correctly and safely hardwiring my dashcam into my fuse box, and borrowed a multimeter over the weekend from work. unfortunately finding the correct add-a-circuit fuse-tap was difficult where i live, so i had to order one through a shop, should be here in a few days so i can actually start the install!.
My question is that i dont want to borrow the multi meter again, however I understand it is important to have one for the installation process.
here is a small drawn on picture (apologies it was done on phone) of what i have tested myself, i have found two fuses (labelled bat(seat heater relay)/acc(audio navigation)) and i pulled the fuses and also marked the current flow (green + and -) next to the fuse.
![fusebox.jpg fusebox.jpg](https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/data/attachments/50/50189-221a091716924096461e5c434a4470be.jpg?hash=IhoJFxaSQJ)
what i have done is
Big thanks!
Josh
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
I received a Viofo A119 v3 for Christmas (really happy!), and have finally gotten around to hard wiring the dash cam into my vehicle (subaru outback 2012), I have watched various videos on youtube in regards to correctly and safely hardwiring my dashcam into my fuse box, and borrowed a multimeter over the weekend from work. unfortunately finding the correct add-a-circuit fuse-tap was difficult where i live, so i had to order one through a shop, should be here in a few days so i can actually start the install!.
My question is that i dont want to borrow the multi meter again, however I understand it is important to have one for the installation process.
here is a small drawn on picture (apologies it was done on phone) of what i have tested myself, i have found two fuses (labelled bat(seat heater relay)/acc(audio navigation)) and i pulled the fuses and also marked the current flow (green + and -) next to the fuse.
![fusebox.jpg fusebox.jpg](https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/data/attachments/50/50189-221a091716924096461e5c434a4470be.jpg?hash=IhoJFxaSQJ)
what i have done is
- found my accessory (fuse 24) and battery (fuse 9) fuses
- found the direction of flow in each fuse (actually happens to be swapped in my car!) so i know what orientation my fuse taps will have to go in order to correctly align the fuses.
Big thanks!
Josh