Do I Need to Rewire When Replacing a Dash Cam?

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DiSophia
07/30/25 3:05am
Dash cams do not require rewiring as they come with original cables, so replacement is unnecessary. Some dash cams may have quality issues, whether with the device itself or its included cables, often leading to freezing during use. If the dash cam freezes and remains stuck in a certain state, first check if the power cable is functioning properly—this is usually caused by incompatible power cables. Additionally, inspect the internal memory card as it might be burnt out and require replacement. The dash cam may automatically stop recording during operation due to the massive data volume of high-definition videos filling up the memory. In such cases, you can opt for the single-loop recording mode, where videos are automatically deleted once the memory card is full. If playback of video footage shows pauses or frame skips, it could be due to errors during data storage or poor-quality memory cards. Try formatting the memory card, and always ensure you purchase genuine memory cards.
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