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  • #46
    I have thought about the airbags in a lot of cars when wiring cameras over the years... I have had no problem with the fact that the airbags will destroy the flimsy little cables. I don't pull things apart far enough to route under airbags, and I certainly wouldn't be touching airbags regardless!

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    • #47
      You can easily remove the pillar trim with a bit of finesse, the highest clip being the most annoying as it's a double locking clip, or "christmas tree" clip as it's called.

      Once you've removed the trim/cover you can easily route the cables behind the airbag.
      Daily 2018 Tiguan MK2 Sportline (Drag & Drop Tune, 12.9s @ 108mph)
      Weekend/Track 1996 Skyline R33 GTS-t Stage 99 (Built Motor, GTX3576 Gen 2, 407rwkW) [Build Thread]

      www.nhbautomotive.com.au

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Dose Pipe Sutututu View Post
        You can easily remove the pillar trim with a bit of finesse, the highest clip being the most annoying as it's a double locking clip, or "christmas tree" clip as it's called.

        Once you've removed the trim/cover you can easily route the cables behind the airbag.
        You dont even have to do that If you run it along the edge of the dash beside the A pillar and up between the screen and the A pillar the airbag wont get it as it will be infront of it where the wiring goes.
        2021 Kamiq LE 110 , Moon White, BV cameras F & B
        Mamba Ebike to replace Tiguan

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        • #49
          ^ that works too, however if you're running a rear camera as well then routing down, back then back up will make it a not so fun task
          Daily 2018 Tiguan MK2 Sportline (Drag & Drop Tune, 12.9s @ 108mph)
          Weekend/Track 1996 Skyline R33 GTS-t Stage 99 (Built Motor, GTX3576 Gen 2, 407rwkW) [Build Thread]

          www.nhbautomotive.com.au

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          • #50
            I fitted my mini 0906 'pair' at the weekend - as stated, the A-pillar trim is awkward (had to re-shape the top clip and it is still not sitting perfectly!). Ran the wiring to the rear camera under the passenger side scuff trim and through to the tailgate grommet - happy with the end result (apart from the slightly dislodged A-pillar trim).

            Not so happy with the camera running for twenty minutes and then power-cycling and corrupting the data. Will try a re-flash (firmware update) and see how we go. Image quality looked good!

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            • #51
              The 0906 looks nice but is notoriously unreliable.

              I have an A129 and it's been fairly rock solid. Although where I have installed mine would not be everyone's cup of tea.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by onefinger View Post
                The 0906 looks nice but is notoriously unreliable.k
                Here's hoping - I found it didn't like one memory card, but much improved with another....

                I have had about half a dozen different ones over the years (use for Rally car cam) but thought I would try the 'mini-0..' version even though these have some historical problems.

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