Repair service for your failed Honda and Acura camera, including Odyssey, Pilot, Fit, Passport, Civic, Accord, Acura, Clarity, CRV, Ridgeline, HRV, MDX, ILX, TLX and all other Honda and Acura models - 2014-2024.
This generation of cameras commonly fail due to CMOS image sensor degradation caused by heat exposure over time. I rebuild the lens assemblies with added thermal protection to the inside and outside of the camera to address the root cause of the overheating issue. All rebuilds use OEM lenses, ensuring identical alignment — with a lifetime warranty.
Common warning lights and messages
A camera-system fault can bring on several warnings together. Depending on your model and year, these can include:
• ACC — Adaptive Cruise Control problem
• LKAS — Lane Keeping Assist System problem
• RDM — Road Departure Mitigation problem
• CMBS — Collision Mitigation Braking System problem
• Auto High Beam Problem message on some models
• FCW — Forward Collision Warning problem
• LDW — Lane Departure Warning problem
Common fault codes: U3000-49, U-0104, and B2A60-97.
If there is nothing wrong with the camera, I return the camera and refund you fully.
Is my camera repairable? Old vs New Generations and Part Numbers

Newer Generation
Newer Generation cameras are usually repairable. I have only had 5/2500 that I could not repair so far.

Older / First Generation
Older First Generation cameras occasionally have a bad processor that is non repairable (10% of the time). If that's the case I will fully refund you. They're still worth trying to fix!
I suggest not using expedited shipping when sending these to me, just in case they are not repairable.
The delivery address will be provided on your order confirmation page and sent to your email. I do not provide a label; I could never keep up with it.
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Pirateship is an awesome way to ship UPS or USPS, its usually half the cost compared to the store.Â
Printing your order confirmation page and including it in your package is very helpful.
How to pack your camera
1. Two padded envelopes
Put the camera in a padded envelope, fold it snugly around the camera, then place it inside a second padded envelope.



2. A small box
Wrap the camera in bubble wrap, a padded mailer, or a paper towel and place it inside a small box.

Please don't wrap the camera up in tape, as it's very difficult to get back apart.
Driving the vehicle without a camera will trigger an additional transmission code and the D will blink on the dashboard. It does not hurt anything, it's just very annoying. Putting painters tape over the blinking D helps.
No need to calibrate after the repair. The lens alignment and the calibration file stay unchanged.

Cameras fit under trim panel fine with heat sinks attached.

Get in Touch
travis@hondacamerarepair.com
734-320-3851
Prefer texting, but I can return your call when I'm available. Please include your full name in the first message to help me track our chat.
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This is the cheapest scanner that is capable of reading and clearing the specific Honda camera codes. You typically will not need a scanner when installing a repaired camera. Auto parts stores' scanners are not capable of reading those codes, so that's a waste of time.
-Download the app, then the Honda add on. Then go to Control unit - Driving Support - Integrated Driver support system - Then you can read and erase the codes. Let me know if you need help!


