Removal method varies by car. The durable plastic often requires a strong tug to pop it off on Hondas. Toyotas often need a slide outward. If you’d like to see how it’s done, find a comma installation guide for your specific make on YouTube.

Unplug the existing LKAS camera connector and plug it into the harness. Now, connect the other end of the harness back into the LKAS camera.

Ensure they are fully seated.

Find where to place the harness box so the trim can still be installed over it. Peel off adhesive sticker and attach the harness in place.

Tuck the USB-C cable in to the trim to the right of the rear view mirror area. Return the trim to its place.

The RJ45 cable must be brought across your car to your OBD-II port which is almost always found below the steering wheel to the left. Carefully run the cable behind the vehicle trim along the windshield, doorframe, or dash.

Plug the RJ45 cable into the comma power V2 and then plug the comma power V2 into the OBD-II port.

Clean the mounting area with the included alcohol wipe and let it dry.

Attach a mount to the comma two. Peel off the 3M tape on the mount. Mount the device high and centered on the windshield pointing directly outward. Ensure the screen is fully visible from the driver's seat. Use light pressure to mount the comma two.

Pull the comma two off the mount. Press firmly in the center of the mount, then the edges. Ensure no bubbles form. Let the adhesive cure for 48 hours.

Plug the USB-C cable into the back of the comma two. Make sure the cable is all the way in when the comma two turns on. Slide the comma two back on the mount and follow instructions on the screen to get started.

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