SHISHUO Dash Cam Hardwire Kit Problems

Long time lurker first time poster and am looking for some guidance.

I currently have a Viofo 119S mated to a SHISHUO Dash Cam Hardwire Kit which, in turn, is tapped into the cigarette lighter fuse in my VW Tiguan.

The problem I’m having is that when the stop/start kicks in and the engine restarts at traffic lights for example, the Camera reboots.

I’ve contacted the supplier directly and he has advised changing the tap to a different fuse, which I’ve done, with the same results.

My only other option is to tap into a constant live fuse but am concerned of battery drain even though the hardwire kit boasts a cut off at 11.6v.

Any suggestions where I’m going wrong?

As a side note I have the same set up in my wife’s Mercedes and it has the same issue.

Thanks in advance.

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You may need to continue to try some different fuses to find one that does not cut out.

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Long time lurker first time poster and am looking for some guidance.

I currently have a Viofo 119S mated to a SHISHUO Dash Cam Hardwire Kit which, in turn, is tapped into the cigarette lighter fuse in my VW Tiguan.

The problem I’m having is that when the stop/start kicks in and the engine restarts at traffic lights for example, the Camera reboots.

I’ve contacted the supplier directly and he has advised changing the tap to a different fuse, which I’ve done, with the same results.

My only other option is to tap into a constant live fuse but am concerned of battery drain even though the hardwire kit boasts a cut off at 11.6v.

Any suggestions where I’m going wrong?

As a side note I have the same set up in my wife’s Mercedes and it has the same issue.


Check voltage level during engine restart using analog multimeter . I see two possibilities - first is that during restart voltage drops, second is that the circuit is completely switched off during cranking.

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