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I would like to thank everyone that took the time to read this post and especially those of you who replied with a question or statement towards resolving my problem. The car was taken to an auto electrician who diagnosed a faulty circuit in the BCM (Body Control Module). Many $$$$ later the...

Thank you, for the location, I will check it out tomorrow for a loose connection.

Damn, thank you for your input!

I am in Craigieburn, a northern suburb of Melbourne.

The battery was low on charge when I finished the camera install. I have checked the battery, it was low on water so I have topped it up and then charged the battery. I have disconnected the battery twice and left it disconnected for approx 15 minutes each time over a couple of different days...

Bulbs are not blown, have replaced some and not made any difference.

I earthed the camera to the chassis where the plastic dash screws to the chassis at the fuse box. It will have nothing to do with the external lighting issues, no other wires are present where I attached the camera earth. Unfortunately I don’t know what the codes are, but on the dash I get...

The camera is not causing the fault, it is hooked into a blank fuse holder with a fuse extender. I did try removing it but as I suspected it is not the cause of my current/still visible faults. I think I may have shorted out the control module when I was checking for voltages in the dashboard...

I have checked every fuse in the dash, engine bay and rear fuse panel next to the battery - All OK!

I have a VF Commodore Exoke station wagon. I installed a dash cam recently and believe I have damaged a control module in the car. The left headlight low beam no longer works, the left front indicator and left front guard indicator no longer work, the rear left tail light no longer works but the...