GWN21
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- Dash Cam
- Street Guardian SG9665GC and CPUSB01 Hard wire kit.
Bought the SG9665GC and the CPUSB01 Hard Wire kit.
Installed into a 2015 Honda CR-V
Removed the A-piller cover:
Where it "goes down" into the dash...
Used this PDF file from College Hill Honda (Steps 8-11) to find out how to remove the A-Pillar:
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/instructions/crv/2015/daynightmirror.pdf
This give you access from the Fusebox area on the Driver's side up to the ceiling header.
Removed the lower right "kick" panel:
You will need to also move the two 'white' plugs so you can get to the "grounding screw".
Here's a pictures of the Fusebox and the Grounding Screw where the CPUSB01 "end" wires will need to plug into.
I used a Add-a-Fuse: ATM-Low Profile that I got off eBay.
Here you can see it all wired into the Fusebox and connected to the "grounding" screw.
I originally used the Illumination Fuse #35, but that "turned" off after a few minutes during the day. Was "on" when I turn any of the light's "ON". I then moved it to the ACC Fuse #19, which is a switched "ON" fuse. I thought it was not going to fit with the Add-a-Fuse unit as it was near a "raised plastic" where I thought the Add-a-Fuse would not "fully" plug in. I gave it a try and it worked at that spot without any issues.
Wired it up the A-Pillar, avoiding the Curtain Airbag:
Tucked the cable all into the upper ceiling header and a look at how the camera is mounted on the windshield:
And where the GPS and Camera are mounted:
(GPS PCB Board is "flipped" so to mount it this way. Here's the here how video that Pier28 provided:
)
Over all I like the quality and the installation of the camera. I really like to thank Pier28 for their help as I received a "bad' CPUPS01 and they rush a new one out quickly.
Great Service and Support and a GREAT Dashcam!
GWN21
John
Installed into a 2015 Honda CR-V
Removed the A-piller cover:
![QwgqWmPh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FQwgqWmPh.jpg&hash=2a690adde224b2eb200e46c36dee8465)
Where it "goes down" into the dash...
![RFFEA8Eh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FRFFEA8Eh.jpg&hash=b6ad0648bcc4ca186b5fe04c0811d8c5)
Used this PDF file from College Hill Honda (Steps 8-11) to find out how to remove the A-Pillar:
http://www.collegehillshonda.com/instructions/crv/2015/daynightmirror.pdf
This give you access from the Fusebox area on the Driver's side up to the ceiling header.
Removed the lower right "kick" panel:
![HoWIwslh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FHoWIwslh.jpg&hash=15082589eedaca2340f4199b24627c02)
You will need to also move the two 'white' plugs so you can get to the "grounding screw".
![0JOrpaMh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F0JOrpaMh.jpg&hash=78dc6361a630a4ae0e58c9c90a5513ea)
Here's a pictures of the Fusebox and the Grounding Screw where the CPUSB01 "end" wires will need to plug into.
![HltPqBQh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FHltPqBQh.jpg&hash=8eaaa5ccd1fe6a8d3180a42d5d72b8da)
I used a Add-a-Fuse: ATM-Low Profile that I got off eBay.
![AFY14lD.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FAFY14lD.jpg&hash=830d8a28117a42a75c756ab5b2a67a02)
Here you can see it all wired into the Fusebox and connected to the "grounding" screw.
![sjMzr6Fh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FsjMzr6Fh.jpg&hash=49705470fe6f8b416005596755de28a6)
I originally used the Illumination Fuse #35, but that "turned" off after a few minutes during the day. Was "on" when I turn any of the light's "ON". I then moved it to the ACC Fuse #19, which is a switched "ON" fuse. I thought it was not going to fit with the Add-a-Fuse unit as it was near a "raised plastic" where I thought the Add-a-Fuse would not "fully" plug in. I gave it a try and it worked at that spot without any issues.
Wired it up the A-Pillar, avoiding the Curtain Airbag:
![ppRpHT5h.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FppRpHT5h.jpg&hash=d4869b7913c9187d535c587e583c5a1b)
Tucked the cable all into the upper ceiling header and a look at how the camera is mounted on the windshield:
![XUMOFiph.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FXUMOFiph.jpg%3F1&hash=a26c74cc3e54f622e01e33ac3542799d)
And where the GPS and Camera are mounted:
![CpfcVSYh.jpg](/forum/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FCpfcVSYh.jpg&hash=73410ac15cf470cb60965bfe6e5c2e26)
(GPS PCB Board is "flipped" so to mount it this way. Here's the here how video that Pier28 provided:
Over all I like the quality and the installation of the camera. I really like to thank Pier28 for their help as I received a "bad' CPUPS01 and they rush a new one out quickly.
Great Service and Support and a GREAT Dashcam!
GWN21
John
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