Rear View Back Up Camera Compatible with 2014-2017 Honda Accord Sedan EX-L Multiangle Views Reversing Park Assist Backup Camera Replacement Part# 39530-T2A-A21 39530-T2A-A31 39530-T2A-U110-M2

This backup camera works great and fits correctly in a Honda Accord '14, replacing my original camera that became foggy and fuzzy recently.I cannot recall the original camera was ever so clear with such a high resolution.As for for the installation it could not be more simpler and straightforward. Once the trunk liner is removed, simply locate the two 10mm bolts at both ends inside the frame of the trunk, which support the outside chrome trim across the rear. This trim hides and protects the camera, and needs to be taken off first . Disconnect the camera assembly connector, then grab it from outside. Insert the new camera wiring cable and adjust. There may be some resistance to locate and snap the camera assembly plastic flanges in place because of the thickness of the new foam gasket in the back.it. Trim down the foam with a sharp blade, do not remove it entirely, as the camera, when inserted, might become too loose. Connect and test!It has been couple days and hopefully it will last a long time.

The camera works fine, and the installation process is easy but when I went to go put the chrome back on my car the chrome part cut the camera in half so only the bottom part of the picture was showing. Not a bad product just really annoying and a waste of time.

My 2014 Honda Accord had an issue where the backup camera display had a blacked out screen, but could still see the yellow guidelines. After doing some research it seems like replacing the camera is the only option to fix this issue. This camera was easy to install and the picture looks good (I don't remember what the original Honda camera looked like, but I can't tell the difference so this works perfectly for what I need it to do). It does all three angles like the original (the fisheye, normal, and top down). The angling of the video image might be slightly different, but functionally it's the same and you have a good field of view. For the swap out you have to access the underside of the trunk lid by popping off the plastic clips and removing the felt facade. I got a special clip screwdriver thing and replacement clips for about $8. Then you have to remove the chrome molding thing above the license plate from the back which I used a 10mm socket with a short extension to reach and remove two bolts. It also has clips so the chrome molding slides off in a certain way. The backup camera has a plastic springbar that holds in it place, so you depress that and it pops out. The wire just plugs into an assembly and that has a little spring bar too. The new camera you feed the wire back through the hole, angle the camera so it catches the hook on one side and then push it in on the plastic springbar side, and plug its wire right into the assembly. Then reattach the molding and the felt. Glad I finally replaced my broken camera, and this camera was about $45 which is $200 cheaper than the Honda OEM.

After 7 years, my rearview camera died and I was dreading having it replaced given how expensive car repairs can be. I ordered this one and it arrived as promised. I found You tube videos showing how to install this camera and although it appeared to be a simple procedure; I didn't want to attempt to do it. I found a mechanic to install the camera for a very reasonable cost. This camera is an exact replacement and functions just as the other one did. When the car is placed in reverse, it provides all the views just like the original rearview camera. I'm glad I purchased it. Doing so, saved me a lot of money on this type of repair.

The picture quality is really poor. Installation was somewhat easy just more frustrating that anything else. The outside trim that needed to be removed on my 2017 was a bugger to take off and then re-install. That is more Honda's fault not the camera company's. With 80,000 miles on the car... it is what it is.

Camera was easy to install and good price but camera quality isn’t great. Very blurry.

Watch the 10 min installation video on YouTube for your model car and literally its plug and play. Camera is more clear and wider view than my OEM for more than 1/4 the price. Save your money and spend 15 minutes to install you won’t regret it.

Camera works fine... BUT, the housing is more shallow than a factory camera. Therefore the picture view is partially blocked by the trim piece above the lens.