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Honda/Acura Rear View And 360 View Cameras - UPDATE

I-CAR · November 21, 2025 · Honda, Acura

Summary

This article clarifies the distinction between Honda/Acura's 360-degree 'Multi View Camera System' and the stand-alone 'Multi-View Rear Camera'. It establishes that while stand-alone rear-view cameras typically do not require calibration, the 360-degree system cameras must be calibrated independently in quadrants after certain repair events, followed by a Multi View Camera Picture Inspection.

What to do on the job

Verify whether the vehicle has a 360-degree Multi View Camera System or a stand-alone Multi-View Rear Camera; if it is a 360-degree system, calibrate the affected camera quadrants independently and perform a Multi View Camera Picture Inspection.

How to use it

Use this document to justify line items for independent quadrant calibrations and the mandatory 'Multi View Camera Picture Inspection' when repairing vehicles equipped with the 360-degree Multi View Camera System. It also helps defend against unnecessary calibration charges on vehicles equipped only with the stand-alone Multi-View Rear Camera, which typically does not require calibration.

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