Dash cam fuse splitter
05-09-2017, 03:56 AM
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My Ride: 528i
Model Year: 2010 528i e60
Engine: N52k
Dash cam fuse splitter
I'm installing a dash cam into a 2010 528i.
I need to pull a 10 amp fuse in the fuse box and install a fuse splitter to power the dash cam.
Which 10 amp fuse is not likely to require a purchase of a Scanner Tool to reset or recode the 10 amp fuse when I power it back on?
I need to pull a 10 amp fuse in the fuse box and install a fuse splitter to power the dash cam.
Which 10 amp fuse is not likely to require a purchase of a Scanner Tool to reset or recode the 10 amp fuse when I power it back on?
05-10-2017, 10:46 AM
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My Ride: 2007 530xi: Sport, NAV, PDC, HUD, Cold Wthr, CA, Logic 7, HD Radio, SAT, Custom NCS coded options 2008 535xi: Sport, Night Vision, NAV, PDC, HUD, Cold Wthr, CA, Logic 7, SAT, Custom NCS coded options, Rear Seat Heat Retrofit, Passport 9500ci
Model Year: 2008
Engine: N54
I'm installing a dash cam into a 2010 528i.
I need to pull a 10 amp fuse in the fuse box and install a fuse splitter to power the dash cam.
Which 10 amp fuse is not likely to require a purchase of a Scanner Tool to reset or recode the 10 amp fuse when I power it back on?
I need to pull a 10 amp fuse in the fuse box and install a fuse splitter to power the dash cam.
Which 10 amp fuse is not likely to require a purchase of a Scanner Tool to reset or recode the 10 amp fuse when I power it back on?
You can disconnect the entire battery and nothing requires a scan tool or recoding