my guess is you will probably be ok, however a better connection is definitely required. the dash cams usually have a 2-3 amp fuse inline so the current draw isnt that much. but power anything more than a couple amps can cause problems. when i power thing in my truck i look for the thicker gauge wires as they will handle the current draw much better. keep in mind the 10amp fuse (or whatever the amperage is) has a small wire behind it and is ony technically rated for the current draw of the fuse. the smaller the wire the less load it can handle. and with the gen 2 and 3s being more electronically fragile, you should be carefull on which wire you are using to connect your aftermarket equipmentOk, now you got me concerned. I did it that way in my last Raptor and had no issue in over a year. I usually use a fuse tap but didn’t have the right size.
That said, I did pick a fuse where it shuts down when I turn the car off. Is it still a poor way of doing it? I will redo it. Ty.
is a fuse tap as linked above ok? I’d use the upfitter but don’t know how to get the wire through to engine bay.