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Like most electronic devices, issues such as a blown fuse, a faulty switch or wiring, or a poor connection could lead to your Honda CR-V's backup camera malfunctioning. Since cameras rely on electronic components, a software bug could also result in a blank screen or only displaying the backup guidelines without the actual image. Another common reason for camera failure is the need for a firmware update. Because the rear camera is a critical safety feature, I suggest sticking to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) unit for replacement. Honda has issued official safety recalls through NHTSA due to software problems with rearview cameras in some of their vehicles, underlining the importance of the camera as a safety device. Swapping it out for a different camera would be similar to substituting your seatbelts with aftermarket ones in my opinion.
The main problem often faced with the rear camera in the Honda CRV is a sudden malfunction where it stops working unexpectedly, mostly caused by a faulty sensor.
Where can I find the fuse for the backup camera on a 2011 Honda CRV?