Dash Cam, & Items I use for my (2018-2022) Honda Accord on my Amazon affiliate Storefront here: www.amazon.com/shop/striker50/list/22TBRJ5EGQE8T?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d
Finally, a good instructional video that’s detailed enough without being too wordy and over exaggerated. Also without a lengthy intro. Great video, thanks for sharing!
Notice: It is MUCH easier to mount the camera where you want it on the windshield (and where it doesn't block your sight line), and then work your way down. This assures you don't run out of power cable 👍
Done. Thanks, didn't want to hard wire just yet. This worked well. Didn't cut that notch though so I'm crimping the wire for now. If I have to replace it so be it, not willing to cut the trim just yet. Also you don't have to remove the other trim close to the door, easier to wire it through the weather strip further down
My biggest worry about installing a dash cam was how to run the wiring without it looking janky! Problem solved! Thank you for the excellent, straight to the point video!
Glad it helps 🤙 on my other Accord I wired it much worse, but knowing this now, it could have been WAY easier. And it's almost identical for every car aside from the center arm rest area. I run a Whisler dash cam I got at Costco in my other Accord which is really small like the size of a golf ball and is easily removable via a magnet, but this 4k one is also legit
The power cable is on the wrong side of the airbag. Remove the A-pillar trim and run the wire on the windshield side of the airbag. When the airbag is deployed, an explosive device inflates the airbag with a lot of force. The side airbag is much closer to the side of the car than the front airbag is to the front so there is less time available in a side impact to inflate the airbag so the explosion is stronger and closer to you. Any foreign object that is in the way of the airbag will be thrown with great force in an unknown direction, possibly into the passenger. Also, the energy used to throw the foreign object will slow the inflation of the airbag thereby reducing its effectiveness. These are good reasons to do a little extra work and route the cables where they can do no harm.
Either edge will do. The power cable is on the side of the airbag, not on top of it. If the airbag is to deploy, the cable is either going left or right. In this case, it is on the right. The A-pillar plastic trim also has a plastic fastener that is difficult to adjust and reattach.
@@CharlesProoth You're entitled to your opinion, but you sound disgruntled. This is a basic dashcam installion video which many people appreciate. And all you're doing is coming on this comment thread to complain. So if you think you can do better, make a video and tag me so I can see what your process is. Until then, I think my method works perfectly fine and makes it extremely simple for anyone that is unfamiliar with installing a dashcam. Go for a walk and get some sun 🌻
@@Striker50_ Charles is right, the airbag is obstructed in your video... you may want to fix this on your installation, it is a safety hazard. It's not a big deal to take the A pillar off and install the cable such that it won't obstruct the airbag in case of deployment. Just pop off that "side curtain airbag" rectangle with the trim removal tool, and there is an 8mm screw behind it. The rest of your installation is awesome, thank you for taking the time to show/explain how to route the cable to the center console.
@@Striker50_ He is correct... the power cord crosses the airbag as you tucked it in at the top of the A-pillar. It is, unfortunately, a safety hazard. Having some knowledge of how the airbag works is important here. The side-curtain airbag is not only contained within the A-pillar... it also runs along the whole roofline on each side and is one continuous piece that deploys downward and in front of the side windows, front and back. Hopefully, you are able to re-route this cable before the airbag is ever needed. My fear is for others who do not necessarily know this and simply follow the video.
Glad it helped! I may make a more detailed "step-by-step" installation video in the future Make sure to check out my other Accord videos if you want to save more $$$ 👐
I'm sure there are better ways, thanks for the input! 👍 This video is meant to encourage the 90% of people that are intimidated about installing by themselves
@@ciscoa4932 the size that comes factory with the fuse box. It also came the same size as the hardwiring kit fuse tap. The fuse size is about the same size as a dime.
I feel it may be possible if connecting to the fuse box since it will draw power from a closer source instead of the 12 volt which probably has a cut off once the car is turned off
@@Striker50_ Just completed my install today. It was a breeze. I skipped one procedure though. The plastic panel at the side of the dashboard that you removed, I didnt do that. I was able to follow the weather strip all the way down. I install a rear facing camera as well. I stuck most of the cabling into the headliner as it was way too long. Thanks again. Your video was of great help.
@@captainjack6890 Glad to know it helped! (Not the perfect way to install) but it's the easiest way to do by far! Some people are being rude, but that's UA-cam I guess
nice instructional. what about the rear camera now? 🤣 thats the fun part. is that the Viofo a139? I'm torn between that one and the t130. The t130 is great to turn to the side in case of police encounters, or road ragers. oh never mind I'd seen in the description you had something different
Great info about dash cam I stallation One I notice if you want to hardwire this dash cam or blackvue dashcam to what fuse would you hardwire?I know you need always on power fuse and one that goes that turn on when you turn on car and goes off when car is off Which fuse do you recommend I have a honada card just like yours thanks
I can't speak for the fuse style of dashcams as I don't want to mess with the electronics of the car since I'm not knowledgeable on that unfortunately I'd perhaps recommend looking up fuse dashcam and see what you could learn from other videos
Curious why you ran the wire through the passenger side of the car vs the driver side. Seems more logical to run it driver side, seeing that that’s the way you’d normally run it if one was going to hardwire it.
Good inquiry: I ran it through the passenger side because there are less technicals than the driver side. (Fuse box, OBD port, brake release, etc.) It would take a bit more work to ensure the cable doesn't get tangled or intertwined in that general area. I also don't have a need to plug in to the fuse box for 24/7 camera operation . Some people here have that preference, but I don't want to create an opportunity for parasitic draw
This is great, but I would rather run it through the drivers door so I can hook up to the fuse box directly to run the motion capture even when the car is off. I'm assuming it's the same procedure, just reversed.
@@ashleygollub2135 I don't have a video unfortunately but I know that you usually run the cable under the plastic between the door and the driver and passenger seat. I do have a video on my older Accord showing how to remove the back seat cushion to run the cable up
Running the wire across the A-Pillar airbag is dangerous. The wire should be run behind the airbag so it doesn’t hinder its deployment in any way. You’re going to a lot of effort to hide the wire the right way so why not do it 100% correctly? Your comments essentially saying “if you can do it better make your own video” are childish. People are pointing out safety concerns. Where that’s concerned, theres really only one way, the right way. Also I typically use a wiring kit for these installations. You can get them from Amazon and there are ones that can be wired to the fusebox to work 24/7 that won’t kill your battery.
As with most things on UA-cam, I myself whole-heartedly am an amateur, and constantly make that disclaimer in my videos. If you're referring to the comment critiquing the install, you probably failed to notice the original commenter conveniently deleted their derogatory comments. In the event the airbag deploys, it would pull down the cable that was tucked along the roof liner. Is that dangerous? Debatable. But it IS a risk that didn't exist prior nonetheless, so I acknowledge that. In my previous experience removing the A-pillar from my 2013 Accord, there was a very specific clip needed to be removed that took me about 30 minutes to remove. That made me reluctant to do it again. Again, thank you for the input, and if I install in the future I will take that into consideration. As for this video, it was meant to be quick and simple to where 95% of people understand it, and install a dash camera. In hindsight, this 2018 A-pillar is much easier to remove than the 2013-2017, but the video was already made. This is free, amateur content after all. Professional advice should always be considered. For budget-conscious people, this video serves as a good starting point 👍If it's their prerogative to act upon it, so be it. At the time of recording, this was my best interpretation of the installation, and discretion should always be had
Damn. I was hoping it would be easier. It seems like a bit much, removing panels and weather stripping and cutting holes on the interior for a dashcam I might not even like after a couple uses. Is there an easier method that doesn't require all the invasiveness but still hides the cable decently?
@@Striker50_ It takes 2 minutes to take out two interior panels, remove weather stripping, cut a hole into a trim piece and put everything back together? Yeah, nah. I'm not ripping pieces out or cutting holes into my interior over a cable bro
@@Striker50_ So you make tutorial videos and then give people a shitty attitude when they have concerns or questions?? Wow lol maybe this isn't your racket bro
@@sunshinelolipops1 There's a difference between having questions and complaining on a free video you came across. You want me to spoon feed you free solutions to your liking, that's not my responsibility
That route definitely crosses over the curtain airbag. The cable needs to go between the A column trim and the windshield until you get to the dash. If you take that trim off, you'll see that the airbag is one solid unit from about 3/4 of the way down the A pillar into the ceiling above the door. It's worth popping that trim off to make sure the wire is in the right place. It's only held on by a single bolt under the SRS badge and then a clip lower down, so it's easy to remove.
easier way is not to touch the weather strip all together once you hide the wire on the roof just tuck the wire in the crack between the piller and roof then hide it under the rubber strip that goes down then do the rest like he said
The weather strip is extremely easy to remove and reattach. You'll spend much more time trying to squeeze the excess cable along the windshield pillar and dashboard area. Feel free to tag me in a video that shows the method you're describing- but this method shown works very well and hides 99.5% of all the cable and can be done in under 3 minutes
@@Striker50_ same method as you but i wet my finget so the wire slide easy under the rubber and instead of clipping the side pannel off and notching the side to get the wire in i hide it under the lower part above the carpet all along and fix the wire in place with a tag and pull it up the side hidden by the seat and just getting it in on the side of the storage box. once the lid is closed nothing show.
If I'm understanding correctly, you're referring to the Honda lanewatch sensors. If so, I'd recommend not opening for warranty/etc. Purposes. If you tuck too much of the cable away, you won't have slack to remove the camera from the mount/clip. This is important in case you need to unfasten the camera to review an incident that occurred. Also, once tucking the cable in the roof liner, you won't really be able to see the loose portion of the power cable since the mirror blocks it
P.s. most cameras come with adhesive hooks that can hold the cable against something so you can do that and stick them against the radar sensors so the power cable doesn't bulge out
What's dirty about it? I need almost everything shown: Red Box cutter to cut plastic, Yellow towel for cleaning the windshield & surfaces, dash cam packaging on the floor to hold the dash cam parts, and my water bottle because it's a hot day. Aside from that: The center console has papers (only seen because the center arm rest is opened) & cup holders loose coins.
Dash Cam, & Items I use for my (2018-2022) Honda Accord on my Amazon affiliate Storefront here:
www.amazon.com/shop/striker50/list/22TBRJ5EGQE8T?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d
Finally, a good instructional video that’s detailed enough without being too wordy and over exaggerated. Also without a lengthy intro. Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the support & praise 🙏
I try to make my videos so that they're easy for 95% of the general public
Notice: It is MUCH easier to mount the camera where you want it on the windshield (and where it doesn't block your sight line), and then work your way down. This assures you don't run out of power cable 👍
Done. Thanks, didn't want to hard wire just yet. This worked well. Didn't cut that notch though so I'm crimping the wire for now. If I have to replace it so be it, not willing to cut the trim just yet. Also you don't have to remove the other trim close to the door, easier to wire it through the weather strip further down
Yeah many ways to do it 👌
Good tip also
My biggest worry about installing a dash cam was how to run the wiring without it looking janky! Problem solved! Thank you for the excellent, straight to the point video!
Here to help!
God bless you my guy, clean and straight forward instructions can't get any better than that
@@adultswimmf 🙏🙏🙏
Ty, I am looking into dashcams but I was unsure of how to run the wire correctly, this helped loads!
Glad it helps 🤙 on my other Accord I wired it much worse, but knowing this now, it could have been WAY easier. And it's almost identical for every car aside from the center arm rest area.
I run a Whisler dash cam I got at Costco in my other Accord which is really small like the size of a golf ball and is easily removable via a magnet, but this 4k one is also legit
The power cable is on the wrong side of the airbag. Remove the A-pillar trim and run the wire on the windshield side of the airbag. When the airbag is deployed, an explosive device inflates the airbag with a lot of force. The side airbag is much closer to the side of the car than the front airbag is to the front so there is less time available in a side impact to inflate the airbag so the explosion is stronger and closer to you. Any foreign object that is in the way of the airbag will be thrown with great force in an unknown direction, possibly into the passenger. Also, the energy used to throw the foreign object will slow the inflation of the airbag thereby reducing its effectiveness. These are good reasons to do a little extra work and route the cables where they can do no harm.
Either edge will do. The power cable is on the side of the airbag, not on top of it. If the airbag is to deploy, the cable is either going left or right. In this case, it is on the right.
The A-pillar plastic trim also has a plastic fastener that is difficult to adjust and reattach.
You're more than welcome to make a video yourself showing your own way in installing it
@@CharlesProoth You're entitled to your opinion, but you sound disgruntled. This is a basic dashcam installion video which many people appreciate. And all you're doing is coming on this comment thread to complain. So if you think you can do better, make a video and tag me so I can see what your process is. Until then, I think my method works perfectly fine and makes it extremely simple for anyone that is unfamiliar with installing a dashcam.
Go for a walk and get some sun 🌻
@@Striker50_ Charles is right, the airbag is obstructed in your video... you may want to fix this on your installation, it is a safety hazard. It's not a big deal to take the A pillar off and install the cable such that it won't obstruct the airbag in case of deployment. Just pop off that "side curtain airbag" rectangle with the trim removal tool, and there is an 8mm screw behind it. The rest of your installation is awesome, thank you for taking the time to show/explain how to route the cable to the center console.
@@Striker50_ He is correct... the power cord crosses the airbag as you tucked it in at the top of the A-pillar. It is, unfortunately, a safety hazard. Having some knowledge of how the airbag works is important here. The side-curtain airbag is not only contained within the A-pillar... it also runs along the whole roofline on each side and is one continuous piece that deploys downward and in front of the side windows, front and back. Hopefully, you are able to re-route this cable before the airbag is ever needed. My fear is for others who do not necessarily know this and simply follow the video.
Thanks for uploading. Your instructions were super clear!
Glad it helped!
I may make a more detailed "step-by-step" installation video in the future
Make sure to check out my other Accord videos if you want to save more $$$ 👐
Awesome video, thanks for making it so simple!
Glad to help 🙏
Thanks brother I just installed it’s easy thanks again ❤
@@gillsingh8504 👌👌👌👌
Amazing tutorial, thanks for doing this!
Thanks! Hope it helps! A dashcam is extremely useful
what's the difference between cigarettes power vs hardwire to fuse?
I'm going to take a guess here and say the fuse runs 24/7 and probably takes a little more effort to set up
the placement of those tapes were surgical
DEFINITELY not a professional install, but it gets it to look good 💩
Wiring to the fuse block would take way less time to install and it would free up that 12V. They have hardwire kits for most aftermarket dashcams.
I'm sure there are better ways, thanks for the input! 👍
This video is meant to encourage the 90% of people that are intimidated about installing by themselves
@@Striker50_ OK.
What size fuse taps did you guys use for hardwire ?
@@ciscoa4932 the size that comes factory with the fuse box. It also came the same size as the hardwiring kit fuse tap. The fuse size is about the same size as a dime.
exactly what i needed to know! thanks for the great video!
Thanks for the praise!
Lmk if there's anything else you might be interested in seeing
Very neat work man .. I will try it tomorrow .. Thanks :)
Solid! Make sure you use the proper memory card also!
Has to be an endurance one & preferably 64GB+
@@Striker50_ got the very one you mentioned (endurance and 64gb) .. appreciate it Striker!
@@ahmedalhumiqani3528 Wicked let me know how it goes and be safe on the road 👍
Would you know if the Honda Accord have continuous battery. Or in other terms 24/7 recording ? I saw the comment that said wiring to the fuse box
I feel it may be possible if connecting to the fuse box since it will draw power from a closer source instead of the 12 volt which probably has a cut off once the car is turned off
This is great. I think I am going to use this method
It's crazy easy! Lmk how it goes! And make sure to get a good memory card 64Gb+ if possible! They last longer that way
Just did and worked perfectly
@@Striker50_ Just completed my install today. It was a breeze. I skipped one procedure though. The plastic panel at the side of the dashboard that you removed, I didnt do that. I was able to follow the weather strip all the way down. I install a rear facing camera as well. I stuck most of the cabling into the headliner as it was way too long. Thanks again. Your video was of great help.
@@captainjack6890 Glad to know it helped! (Not the perfect way to install) but it's the easiest way to do by far!
Some people are being rude, but that's UA-cam I guess
nice instructional. what about the rear camera now? 🤣 thats the fun part. is that the Viofo a139? I'm torn between that one and the t130. The t130 is great to turn to the side in case of police encounters, or road ragers. oh never mind I'd seen in the description you had something different
Sounds like you're going for the advanced set up! I'd love that
@@Striker50_ I just started looking into dash cams. I like a clean install. Hondas giant lane assist camera is the problem. 🙄
@@Keeping-It-Real-55 personally I LOVE the lane assist camera on my 2013 Accord
@@Striker50_ I didn't realize they had Lane assist module in the 2013 Accord that's cool though.
Thank you!
Thanks for viewing!
Good video bro, thanks
Glad I could help 🙌 I know it's simple, but thanks for the praise
Great info about dash cam I stallation
One I notice if you want to hardwire this dash cam or blackvue dashcam to what fuse would you hardwire?I know you need always on power fuse and one that goes that turn on when you turn on car and goes off when car is off
Which fuse do you recommend I have a honada card just like yours thanks
I can't speak for the fuse style of dashcams as I don't want to mess with the electronics of the car since I'm not knowledgeable on that unfortunately
I'd perhaps recommend looking up fuse dashcam and see what you could learn from other videos
What size fuse taps did you guys use for hardwire ?
Curious why you ran the wire through the passenger side of the car vs the driver side. Seems more logical to run it driver side, seeing that that’s the way you’d normally run it if one was going to hardwire it.
Good inquiry: I ran it through the passenger side because there are less technicals than the driver side. (Fuse box, OBD port, brake release, etc.) It would take a bit more work to ensure the cable doesn't get tangled or intertwined in that general area. I also don't have a need to plug in to the fuse box for 24/7 camera operation . Some people here have that preference, but I don't want to create an opportunity for parasitic draw
Hey bro how did you hardwire the car for parking mode?
Do you mean so that it records 24/7? There are other videos that show it connected to your internal fuse box
This is great, but I would rather run it through the drivers door so I can hook up to the fuse box directly to run the motion capture even when the car is off. I'm assuming it's the same procedure, just reversed.
If that's your objective, by all means! Let me know if you make a video on it I'd like to see! ✌️
@@Striker50_ I would really like a vedio in which camera is connected to fuse box and rear camera as well. Thanks
@@inderpreetsingh7910 I don't have any experience in doing that unfortunately since it involves more components, etc
What size fuse taps did you guys use for hardwire ?
@@Striker50_ Went with an OBD2 power adapter, incredibly easy. Just make sure the right connection mini usb/type c etc
Do you have a video to install a camera to the back window? We have then Vantrue N5 to install on a Honda Accord
@@ashleygollub2135 I don't have a video unfortunately but I know that you usually run the cable under the plastic between the door and the driver and passenger seat.
I do have a video on my older Accord showing how to remove the back seat cushion to run the cable up
thank you!
Thanks for showing support 🙌
Running the wire across the A-Pillar airbag is dangerous. The wire should be run behind the airbag so it doesn’t hinder its deployment in any way. You’re going to a lot of effort to hide the wire the right way so why not do it 100% correctly? Your comments essentially saying “if you can do it better make your own video” are childish. People are pointing out safety concerns. Where that’s concerned, theres really only one way, the right way. Also I typically use a wiring kit for these installations. You can get them from Amazon and there are ones that can be wired to the fusebox to work 24/7 that won’t kill your battery.
As with most things on UA-cam, I myself whole-heartedly am an amateur, and constantly make that disclaimer in my videos.
If you're referring to the comment critiquing the install, you probably failed to notice the original commenter conveniently deleted their derogatory comments.
In the event the airbag deploys, it would pull down the cable that was tucked along the roof liner. Is that dangerous? Debatable. But it IS a risk that didn't exist prior nonetheless, so I acknowledge that.
In my previous experience removing the A-pillar from my 2013 Accord, there was a very specific clip needed to be removed that took me about 30 minutes to remove. That made me reluctant to do it again.
Again, thank you for the input, and if I install in the future I will take that into consideration. As for this video, it was meant to be quick and simple to where 95% of people understand it, and install a dash camera.
In hindsight, this 2018 A-pillar is much easier to remove than the 2013-2017, but the video was already made.
This is free, amateur content after all. Professional advice should always be considered. For budget-conscious people, this video serves as a good starting point 👍If it's their prerogative to act upon it, so be it. At the time of recording, this was my best interpretation of the installation, and discretion should always be had
Damn. I was hoping it would be easier. It seems like a bit much, removing panels and weather stripping and cutting holes on the interior for a dashcam I might not even like after a couple uses. Is there an easier method that doesn't require all the invasiveness but still hides the cable decently?
Lol it takes like 2 minutes to do, all you really need is a butter knife and maybe some tape
@@Striker50_ It takes 2 minutes to take out two interior panels, remove weather stripping, cut a hole into a trim piece and put everything back together? Yeah, nah. I'm not ripping pieces out or cutting holes into my interior over a cable bro
@@sunshinelolipops1 I'm sure you can find another way that's easier 👍
@@Striker50_ So you make tutorial videos and then give people a shitty attitude when they have concerns or questions?? Wow lol maybe this isn't your racket bro
@@sunshinelolipops1 There's a difference between having questions and complaining on a free video you came across. You want me to spoon feed you free solutions to your liking, that's not my responsibility
It would be nice if car manufacturers would let you power dashcams near the rear view mirror instead of running all that wire.
Right!? A USB near the rear view mirror is not too much to ask
Good stuff!
Glad you found it useful!
It's not professional by any means, but a starting point 👍
How long does this take on average? I need to also set up the wire for interior cam and rear.
@@omarraja5774 in your situation 10 to 20 minutes if it's your first time. The rear camera is a bit more challenging for the wiring
Will this block the side airbag?
It shouldn't since I just hand tuck the power cable along the roof liner, the force of an airbag is on another level, but again that's my opinion
That route definitely crosses over the curtain airbag. The cable needs to go between the A column trim and the windshield until you get to the dash. If you take that trim off, you'll see that the airbag is one solid unit from about 3/4 of the way down the A pillar into the ceiling above the door. It's worth popping that trim off to make sure the wire is in the right place. It's only held on by a single bolt under the SRS badge and then a clip lower down, so it's easy to remove.
easier way is not to touch the weather strip all together once you hide the wire on the roof just tuck the wire in the crack between the piller and roof then hide it under the rubber strip that goes down then do the rest like he said
The weather strip is extremely easy to remove and reattach. You'll spend much more time trying to squeeze the excess cable along the windshield pillar and dashboard area. Feel free to tag me in a video that shows the method you're describing- but this method shown works very well and hides 99.5% of all the cable and can be done in under 3 minutes
@@Striker50_ same method as you but i wet my finget so the wire slide easy under the rubber and instead of clipping the side pannel off and notching the side to get the wire in i hide it under the lower part above the carpet all along and fix the wire in place with a tag and pull it up the side hidden by the seat and just getting it in on the side of the storage box. once the lid is closed nothing show.
Will using the cigarette lighter with the dash cam drain the cars battery when it’s parked?
Like when the car is off but the power is still on?
@@Striker50_ yeah like if your car is parked for the weekend
@@jacethescarface2043 it won't drain battery. Have had it for a few years now
@@Striker50_ with that being said would the parking mode work with the cigarette lighter in?
@@jacethescarface2043 You would have to connect directly to the fuse panel on the left side of the brake pedal
Does the cover behind the mirror come off, the cover that is on the windshield. I was hoping to run my cable behind that so it is not visible.
If I'm understanding correctly, you're referring to the Honda lanewatch sensors.
If so, I'd recommend not opening for warranty/etc. Purposes.
If you tuck too much of the cable away, you won't have slack to remove the camera from the mount/clip. This is important in case you need to unfasten the camera to review an incident that occurred. Also, once tucking the cable in the roof liner, you won't really be able to see the loose portion of the power cable since the mirror blocks it
P.s. most cameras come with adhesive hooks that can hold the cable against something so you can do that and stick them against the radar sensors so the power cable doesn't bulge out
@@Striker50_ yes I know, just trying to conceal as much as possible. Thank you
@@stevenziegler2523 Here to help 👍 But yes, you could open the radar housing at your own discretion, though I personally wouldn't do it
@@Striker50_ how do you do that is my question
Does the dash cam run down the car battery being that it’s always plugged in??
In this video, you can see I plug it into the 12V outlet under the center infotainment 👍
When you buy a used Accord and it has a bunch of random rattles… these kind of videos are why…,
I'm not understanding your intended point
Running it over the airbag and making cuts into the trim. SMH - do not follow this guys instructions. You are ruining your car.
It runs on the side of the airbag, not over 🙂 Tiny cut so cable is not pinched
Thanks for watching 👍
Clean your car bro. Disrespect.
What's dirty about it?
I need almost everything shown: Red Box cutter to cut plastic, Yellow towel for cleaning the windshield & surfaces, dash cam packaging on the floor to hold the dash cam parts, and my water bottle because it's a hot day.
Aside from that:
The center console has papers (only seen because the center arm rest is opened) & cup holders loose coins.
you're weird lol