Assist problems of the 2019 Honda Odyssey - part 2

My car experience a sudden and catastrophic failure of the multipurpose camera, part number hp36160-thr-a81. Many of the safety features of my car are dependent on this part, which given the age and low mileage of my vehicle has obviously failed prematurely. The safety features impacted on my vehicle by this part failure include acc, lkas, collision mitigation and road departure mitigation systems. I receive continuous warning lights and alarms while driving the vehicle related to these systems. These warning lights and alarms cannot be stopped. Without these systems working properly the vehicle is not safe. I was told that 8tbwpupd cost roughly $1600 to replace the part necessary for these systems to work.

Started the car one morning and instantly a bunch of warning messages appear on the dashboard stating; 1) collision mitigation system problem 2) lane keeping assist problem 3) road departure mitigation system problem 4) auto high beam problem 5) auto emergency braking problem. There is also a brake system light on now (amber color) due to the above. Never had an issue before now. This is on a Honda Odyssey 2019 ex with just over 35k miles. Took car to local mechanic who ran diagnostic report and found the following issue; "integrated driver support/monocular camera driver support system issue; multi-purpose camera unit/millimeter wave radar internal electronic failure" contacted the Honda dealership who want $1500 for a new device and programing; this is disgusting. This issue is so widespread its almost ready to be a full blown recall.

1. The multipurpose camera, which is needed for the adas to function has malfunctioned. Yes, it is available for inspection request. 2. The malfunctioning multipurpose camera caused the advanced driver-assistance systems (adas) to perform unreliably. Features such as lane keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and collision warning either stopped working or provided false alerts. This created unpredictable driving conditions, as I could not rely on the systems to detect other vehicles, maintain lane position, or warn of potential collisions. The issue increased the risk of an accident for me and for other drivers or pedestrians, especially in traffic or on highways. Upon doing some research, it seems clear that this is a wide-spread problem, which Honda has not issued a recall about. 3. Yes, this has been reproduced and confirmed by a dealer. 4. No, it has not been inspected by the manufacturer, police, or insurance rep. 5. No, there were not any warning lamps, messages, or other symptoms prior to the failure.

The front facing camera located at the top of the windshield goes bad and affects multiple systems. The manufacturer is aware of this issue. While the part only costs $150 - the dealerships want to charge upwards of $2000 to replace the camera - they say that owners are not allowed to replace it themselves. You cannot disable the advanced features. This issue is extremely common across all Honda models that use this camera.

2019 Honda Odyssey recently started having these problems intermittently, about 50% of the time I start the car: acc problem collision mitigation problem lake keep assist problem auto high beam problem it prevents the front collision mitigation from working.

I'm experiencing several error messages on my 2019 Honda Odyssey, which include issues with the brake system, lane keeping assist system (lkas), auto high-beam, road departure mitigation system, collision mitigation system, and adaptive cruise control (acc). These warnings are not only persistent but raise significant safety concerns, especially during instances where sudden braking is necessary due to a vehicle abruptly cutting in front. The constant illumination of the brake system lights is particularly alarming as it casts doubt on the reliability of the brakes in critical situations. It appears that these problems are not isolated, as other Honda owners have reported similar safety risks affecting both drivers and passengers.

Getting the following error messages on 2019 Odyssey: - brake system lights - lane keeping assist problem (lkas); - auto high-beam problem (a) - road departure mitigation system problem - collision mitigation system problem - adaptive cruise control problem (acc) - brake system lights these errors have caused safety issues, especially when someone comes in front of the car randomly or cuts you off. Also, the brake system lights being on always make you think the brakes will not work when needed. These errors seem to be a known issue with Honda car owners putting drivers at risk and also the passengers.

Received several error messages with collision avoidance, braking, lane keeping, front collision avoidance. I took it into the dealership and they quoted me 3k to fix it. I had code dtc u3000-49 multipurpose camera unit/ millimeter wave radar internal failure. They could not explain why it would come back on and work for a while and indicated both systems have to be replaced because of their software. I took the vehicle to dealership two months earlier for loss of acceleration and engine not accelerating when pressing pedal. Alternator replace. Upon searching the internet, this seems to be a common issue with the Odyssey dating as far back as 5 years. My errors are the following: -acc issue -lkas issue -collision mitigation system -auto high beam problem. I am beyond frustrated because these are all safety related systems. A close friend and master mechanic believes that it is an electrical/ software and not a component issue since the components seem to be functioning at times. I am not sure why all of these systems are failing at once.

Multiple safety system error codes began popping up while driving, transmitted, drive gear "d" on dash was flashing and when I pushed the park shift button it went to neutral for a few seconds before going into park, Honda is not sure why error codes won't go away after clearing,.

My dash displays errors dealing with the Honda sensing. I took it into the dealership and they quoted me 3k to fix it. Upon searching the internet for a solution, this seems to be a common issue with Hondas, dating as far back as 5 years. My errors are the following: -acc issue -lkas issue -collision mitigation system -auto high beam problem while some complaints date back to five years, it’s very clear the issue is ongoing in Honda Odyssey models, as owners, including myself, are still posting to see if there is a fix. Honda’s resolution is to pay them 3k which I find appalling, since it’s very clear that their models are continuing this issue - along with the fact that it is being reported that owners are experiencing issues still.

There has been no incident. And I hope there is not. But the forward camera that assists in the road departure mitigation, forward collision mitigation and lane keeping assist has failed. Also inoperative is the cruise control, auto dimming headlamps and the brake system light is on. I find it hard to believe that after some of the less critical recalls that have been sent out for this vehicle that they don’t address this very important safety system. The camera alone costs $800 and that doesn’t include the cost of installation and calibration. I have a family of six and we use this van extensively. But we cannot afford this repair and are forced to drive with all of these lights on in the instruments. We take extremely good care of our vehicles. It is serviced well and has been in no major accidents. Please help us get action for ourselves and others who are in danger.

The front camera is malfunctioning creating the following warnings and preventing safety systems from working properly: 1. Lane keeping assist problem 2. Collision mitigation system problem 3. Road departure mitigation system problem 4. Auto high-beam problem 5. Adaptive cruise control problem in addition, the "brake systems" light is on. This issue not only prevents safety features from functioning, but may mask other issues since the "brake systems" light remains on at all times. The vehicle has recently undergone the recall repair work for the most fakra service cables. No other mechanical issues were detected by the Honda dealership or an independent Honda certified mechanic.