Trying to hardwire my dash cam and I don't see any obvious spots for a ground wire on the driver side foot well. Do you guys have suggestions?
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Not near my car to look, but footwell lights and power socket would be candidates.
There is a ground bolt behind the carpet surrounding the fusebox. Remove that piece, and you will see it. It is on the left of the fuse box. The attached article shows how to access it. http://www.planet-9.com/reviews/electronics/p6-various-how-to-hardwire-your-valentine-radar-detector.html
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