How to aim your Honda LaneWatch mirror camera

Program your LaneWatch replacement mirror easily with mirror aiming manuals from TRQ

Honda LaneWatch provides the view of a vehicle’s passenger-side blind spot on its interior display screen via a camera in the right-side mirror. You can easily aim your replacement Honda LaneWatch mirror by using manuals from TRQ.

Not sure how to aim your Honda LaneWatch replacement mirror camera? We’ll show you how with recommendations, tips, and instructional manuals and videos from TRQ that make programming easy.
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TRQ offers Honda mirror aiming manuals with step-by-step instructions for the following Honda model years, and we’ve included them in this article for your reference*:

Honda Accord: 2013-2015 and 2016-2017
Honda Civic: 2016-2017
Honda CR-V: 2016
Honda HR-V: 2016-2017
Honda Odyssey: 2014-2017

Find the Honda mirror aiming manual for your vehicle:

Honda Accord 2013-2015/2016-2017
Honda Civic 2016-2017 | Honda CR-V 2016 | Honda HR-V 2016-2017
Honda Odyssey 2014-2017

*These manuals are also delivered with TRQ’s replacement mirrors for the Honda model years above.

How to aim your Honda LaneWatch replacement mirror: Tips and troubleshooting

We recommend doing the following to ensure optimal Honda mirror programming:

Make sure your camera sensor lens is clean
Aim your mirror camera in a well-lit area free of bright objects (such as sun-lit windows or reflectors) positioned behind the mirror aiming target
Adjust lighting as necessary to ensure the 6 dots on the 6-point poster are visible to the camera
Aim your mirror on a flat surface
Make sure your tire pressure and treads are even
Make sure your steering wheel is straight
Make sure the transmission is in Park or Neutral, and that the parking brake is applied
Remove excess cargo from your vehicle
Do not modify your vehicle’s suspension (such as with a lift kit)