I've had the Camp 2 for a few months now but haven't had the time to install everything until today. Right now, I'm only using the main unit with no extra sensors. Once i get my GTM SC kit I'll purchase all the extra sensors for oil temp, oil pressure, boost and fuel pressure.

Anyhow, I'm simply gonna be posting pics and some writing, basically on where I mounted the unit and how everything is routed on my setup. It is far from ideal so I might tinker with the layout later on, but for now I'm pretty happy with it.




First things first, I mounted the unit under the glove box using 3M double sided tape and connected the A/V input wires, receiver wire and the OBDII wires.



Then I removed the shift ****



And proceeded to remove the center console



I routed the receiver and OBDII wires across the inside of the console from the passenger foot rest and out the other side to the driver's foot rest area.



All the wires were hidden inside, between the trim and carpet



The OBDII wire was secured with strips of double sided tape and mounted on the inside of the dash under the steering wheel.



The receiver was also secured with double sided tape between the steering wheel and console





The A/V input wires were hidden between the trim and carpet on the passenger side and plug into the factory A/V inputs.

 

thats pretty sweet, do you have the nav hack done to prevent that screen from going blank when your moving?

Is your G a eurospec? those center console buttons are funky, looks to be a parking sensor button where the snow/ice button and a bluetooth/handsfree where the seat heaters are.

 

looks good, but now you can't use the obd2 socket right?

 

Austin his car is a GCC Spec (Middle East)

Looking good dude,

I'm going to be ripping out my interior sometime within the next few weeks. This might be the right time to do a similar install.

I'm trying so hard not to spend more monies

 

Austin, no not yet. I'll be working on that later on.

Ketchup, the OBDII connector can be plugged and unplugged at any time. It's not permanent or anything. I also have the Uprev Osiris cable which I use for data logging and tuning.

 

I've actually seen "Y" connectors on the internet somewhere too.

 

nice man...can you post some more pictures later

 

Thanks.

pics of what?

 

^ Loooool

I agree I'm not sure what pics he's asking for either

 

LOL pic of other measures if you can have those on the screen?