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Honda Recalls 325,000 Vehicles over Rearview Camera Issue

Honda said 1,648 warranty claims prompted the recall, and dealers will replace the rearview cameras free of charge.

  • American Honda Motor recalled 325,588 United States-built Odyssey minivans from Honda Manufacturing of Alabama due to a rearview camera defect that can black out the display while backing up, creating crash risk.
  • Inadequate housing boss hole specifications and misaligned mounting screws during production caused the defect, creating cracks in the camera housing that allow water ingress over time.
  • Honda has received 1,648 warranty claims related to the defect, and retailers will replace the Magna Electronics Holly-supplied cameras with Sony-produced units at no charge to affected owners.
  • Federal regulations require every new vehicle in the United States to have a functioning rearview camera, and Honda Customers will be notified by August 24, 2026, by first-class mail.
  • This action marks the second rearview camera recall Honda has taken in recent months, following a May recall of nearly 60,000 Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX electric SUVs over similar defects.
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Honda recalls 325,000 vehicles over rearview camera issue

Honda is recalling more than 325,000 vehicles over a rearview camera issue that could increase crash risk. Here's which models are impacted and what owners should know.

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