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Old 13th March 2016, 05:47 PM
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Default Audi A8 D3 fuse for dashcam

Hi,

I have just bought myself a new dash cam and it works a treat. At the moment, it's plugged into the cigarette lighter and i want hardwire it in and conceal the wiring.

With that in mind, i've bought an 'add-a-fuse' adapter and i wanted to check the following:

- Which side do people tend to piggy-back a fuse from...the left fuse box or right?

- Can anyone identify a preferred fuse number they've used that ensures the power is off with the ignition out and the power is on the moment you turn for the dash lights to come on?

Many thanks,

Oli

Left fuse box:



Right fuse box:

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