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Failure to heed the installation considerations could result in
damage to the camera or the vehicle. Garmin is not responsible
for any damage caused to the camera or vehicle during
installation or as a result of the camera mount detaching from
the vehicle.
To install the mount, you need a drill with a 3.2 mm (1/8 in.) drill
bit, a pencil, a Philips screwdriver, outdoor waterproofing
sealant, and two M4 screws (included for some vehicles).
1
Place the mount base against the mounting surface in the
location where you want to mount the camera, and mark the
location of the two mounting holes using a pencil or other
writing instrument.
You should ensure the mount is level and correctly
positioned.
2
Remove the mount base from the mounting surface, and use
a 3.2 mm (1/8 in.) drill bit to drill pilot holes in the two
locations you marked.
NOTICE
If you are drilling into a fiberglass surface, you may need to
use a specialized drill bit or drill counter-clockwise to avoid
damaging the fiberglass. For more information, contact your
vehicle manufacturer or a professional installer.
3
Apply waterproofing sealant around the drilled pilot holes,
and all the way around the edge of the back surface of the
mount base, where it will contact the vehicle.
You must use an outdoor waterproofing sealant that will bond
with your vehicle's exterior surface and not damage it. For
more information, contact your vehicle manufacturer or a
professional installer.
4
Place the mount base against the surface, aligning the
mounting holes in the base with the drilled pilot holes.
5
Fasten the mount base to the vehicle using two M4 screws.
NOTE: The included screws are intended for installation on a
camper with a fiberglass shell. You must verify the screws
are the correct length and appropriate for the exterior
mounting surface of your vehicle. For more information,
contact your vehicle manufacturer or a professional installer.
6
Fasten the camera clip to the mount base using the two pre-
installed screws .
Installing the Tube Mount
You can use the optional tube mount accessory to mount the
camera on a roll bar or parts of the vehicle frame.
1
Using the included zip ties, secure the mount to a roll bar
using any of the slots on the mount.
2
Tighten the zip ties to ensure the mount does not move
during use.
Surface Mounting Considerations
NOTICE
Garmin strongly recommends having an experienced installer
with the proper knowledge of installations and waterproofing
install the mount. Incorrectly installing the mount can result in
damage to the vehicle or the camera.
Failure to heed the installation considerations could result in
damage to the camera or the vehicle. Garmin is not responsible
for any damage caused to the camera or vehicle during
installation or as a result of the camera mount detaching from
the vehicle.
You can use screws to secure the camera to your vehicle in
areas other than a roll bar.
When selecting a mounting location and attaching the mount
with screws, observe these considerations.
• You must choose a suitable mounting location for the camera
before drilling holes in the vehicle. You should verify the
camera view from the mounting location provides the desired
visibility. You must also verify the mounting surface allows
the mount to be securely connected and the mounting screws
will not interfere with interior wiring or vehicle features.
• You must use proper mounting screws for your vehicle's
external mounting surface. The included mounting screws
are intended for installation only on vehicles with a fiberglass
or plastic exterior, and they should not be used for vehicles
with an aluminum exterior, or any other material. Before
installing the screws, you must verify the screws are the
correct length and will not damage any interior components.
• For some vehicles, you must fully seal the screws, holes, and
mount with outdoor waterproofing sealant to prevent water
from entering the vehicle or the vehicle shell.
Securing the Mount with Screws
NOTICE
Garmin strongly recommends having an experienced installer
with the proper knowledge of installations and waterproofing
install the mount. Incorrectly installing the mount can result in
damage to the vehicle or the camera.
Failure to heed the installation considerations could result in
damage to the camera or the vehicle. Garmin is not responsible
for any damage caused to the camera or vehicle during
installation or as a result of the camera mount detaching from
the vehicle.
To install the mount, you need a drill with a 3.2 mm (1/8 in.) drill
bit, a pencil, a Philips screwdriver, outdoor waterproofing
sealant, and two M4 screws (included for some vehicles).
1
Place the mount base against the mounting surface in the
location where you want to mount the camera, and mark the
location of the two mounting holes using a pencil or other
writing instrument.
You should ensure the mount is level and correctly
positioned.
4 Installation
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