Decide to try fit the rear nextbase dash cam on my Ocean. Bit of a job.
First step was to thread the inner metal cable of a bicycle brake cable through the headlining at the front to the B-Pillar on the passenger side. The metal cable is stiff so is easier to find a route and push through
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I then taped the dashcam cable to this metal cable and pulled the metal cable through pulling the dashcam cable through with it.
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I had to remove the passenger side B-Pillar trim to thread cable, easy to take off trim but a faff to get back on due to seatbelt adjustment clip.
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Pulled the metal cable through dragging dashcam cable behind.
Then removed two small lights above sink so I could access cable.
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Next the hardest bit. Routing cable past rear air vents into back of wardrobe. The only route I could find was to the top and front of vents. This took a long time to get metal cable and pull dashcam cable through successfully. Multiple attempts and much swearing.
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Comes out in top of rear wardrobe cupboard
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next was to connect it to dashcam end at top of rear cupb
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cable is stuffed through trim and connects to dashcam which is mounted as in photo below
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here is view from back
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Not a bad place to mount it, you get a decent view from cam, and you don’t have to worry about tailgate. Rear blind is still closes ok, just need a bit more care so you don’t knock cam.View from cam.
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Quite a tricky job. Lots of swearing trying to route cable, but it’s all turned out well. Really pleased with it.
Will