Assist problems of the 2019 Honda HR-V

The multipurpose camera has internal failure and the unit is running at 130 degrees per diagnostic tests per mechanic. It's affecting the lane keep assist, automatic high beams, road departure, mitigation, adaptive, cruise control, collision mitigation system. These safety features are not working.

The 2019 Honda hrv with low miles of around 44,000 miles experienced a series of warning alerts on the dash board consisting of the following list of five problems: road departure mitigation system problem; auto high-beam problem; adaptive cruise control problem acc; lane keeping assist problem lkas; and collision mitigation system problem. This started with warm weather at the end of July 2026 and is continuing intermittently in August 2026 as of the date of this write up. I described this to a Honda service person verbally in person in huntington beach, CA and they said it was a multipurpose camera problem and could fix it for $1,971. 23 plus tax. They indicated that the camera was improved so it wouldn't fail so easily. The vehicle has not been physically inspected by dealer service staff yet. With all these safety features potetially not functiing at times creates great safety risk (e. G. , adaptive cruise control is not really on when you think it is and the car could rear end another vehicle in front especially if the collision mitigation sytem is also malfunctioning). Car with low miles and in great shape otherwise. No significant accidents. No cracked or replaced windshield. Have a large 113mb video if needed of dashboard problem warnings.

Honda sensing error codes started lighting up all of a sudden. My hrv has never been in any kind of minor or major accident. We bought it new back in 2019. It currently has 13424 miles. This error is unexplainable as we have maintained this car so thoroughly. This error is not safe for drivers as it causes confusion especially when it just suddenly pops out while driving.

All safety systems warned of failure due to faulty camera. Camera needed to be replaced.

I have only 40,000 miles on my 2019 Honda hrv. Due to utilizing the lane assist, my rack and pinion, inner tie rod ends and steering shaft assembly have all came lose. When I drive, I can turn my steering wheel to the right and left one inch and the wheels do not move. I need to move my steering wheel more than an inch for the wheels to engage due to everything being faulty and loose. I believe this stems from the vibration caused in the lane assist. I will now need to do a $2,000+ repair on a element of my vehicle that should last between 100,000 - 150,000 miles where my vehicle is only at 40,000 miles. I do not have invoice for the repair yet as I'm shopping around due to high cost. I have a video showing what the incident is, but the form won't allow me to send videos. I'm happy to send that video in a follow up.

Faulty front camera sensor resulted in all adas systems to not work. (auto braking, auto high beams, lane keeping, adaptive cruise control). Forums have shown that this is an issue across platforms of the hrv, and happens at different mileage of vehicle. Mine happened at around 70k miles. Repair is $1800-$2500.

Around July 2024 my 2019 hrv began displaying warnings regarding the Honda sensing camera and the features associated with it. After spending my own time and money diagnosing the issue, the dealership explained the Honda sensing camera is malfunctioning. Without any further explanation they expected me to pay almost $2,000 to fix it. Now my car will not pass inspection unless I pay out of pocket to fix the malfunctioning camera despite the lack of reasoning. This feature should be removed from Honda vehicles if it is going to malfunction for no reason.