Honda Odyssey Owners: Another Recall for Rearview Camera Issues

Honda has issued yet another recall for its popular Odyssey minivan, this time targeting a problem with the rearview camera display. The recall affects over 100,000 vehicles from the 2018 through 2023 model years. According to documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the issue stems from a software glitch that can cause the camera image to remain on the screen after the vehicle shifts out of reverse, potentially distracting the driver.

This isn’t the first time the Odyssey has faced rearview camera troubles. 2 million vehicles—including Odysseys and several other models—for a similar problem where the camera feed could fail to appear when the car was put in reverse. The current recall appears to be a separate software issue, but it underscores ongoing challenges with the system.

Honda says it will notify owners starting in January and will update the software free of charge at dealerships.

For local drivers, this means checking your vehicle’s VIN against the recall list is a smart move. If your Odyssey is affected, schedule a service appointment at your trusted auto repair shop—like Boca Auto Care—to ensure the fix is applied promptly. While Honda handles the software update at dealerships, we can help with a full inspection of your vehicle’s electrical systems and camera components to catch any related issues early.

Safety first, especially when backing up.

As always, staying on top of recalls is part of responsible car ownership. If you have questions about this recall or need assistance with any other maintenance, stop by Boca Auto Care. Our team is here to keep your Odyssey running smoothly and safely, whether it’s a recall fix or routine service.