murcod
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- Mobius, A119v2, A119v3
we advise people with side curtain airbags to seek professional installation, it doesn't require removal of the headlining but does often require some specific tools and some knowledge of how to do it correctly, it's not something everyone knows how to do, all dual cams have the same sort of issues when it comes to installation
The problem is you're trying to access looms that are installed at the factory prior to the headlining being installed. So access is going to be difficult without at least partially dropping the headlining, but of course will vary from vehicle to vehicle. I've also done a lot of electrical work on various vehicles- professionally and at home (from converting carby cars to full EFI systems, alarms, dashcams, head unit upgrades etc.) Yes, all hard wired dual channel dash cams will have the same problem if the cable supplied isn't long enough to route via the floor.
I read on this forum a lot of discussions about curtain airbags and dashcam wires.
Maybe I am the only here which is thinking that is more possible to be killed by a car compared to a wire.
When wiring a dashcam to the rear is better to look on YouTube how are they exploding, for example:
enjoy,
Mtz
The wire becoming tangled in the curtain airbag is my concern. That could result in it not deploying correctly.