Crocodile clip for dashcam ground?
Discussion
I'm struggling to find a nut I can loosen to attach the ground for my dashcam.
I've removed a panel, which has revealed metal, which I used for my voltage tester, so I know it's good to ground to.
Using the voltage tester made me think maybe using a crocodile clip would work? Is this a sensible idea? what would happen if the clip came loose/off? Would the camera just power off or blow a fuse?
If not a good idea is it possible to use another fuse tap in a spare fuse slot (I have already found one) just to tap into the negative side and run the ground to that?
I've removed a panel, which has revealed metal, which I used for my voltage tester, so I know it's good to ground to.
Using the voltage tester made me think maybe using a crocodile clip would work? Is this a sensible idea? what would happen if the clip came loose/off? Would the camera just power off or blow a fuse?
If not a good idea is it possible to use another fuse tap in a spare fuse slot (I have already found one) just to tap into the negative side and run the ground to that?
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