fyi ---
Self installed my camera yesterday --- 10 hours. Not a particularly hard job, just time consuming and takes a lot of patience. First 3 hours were taking parts off! The Honda instructions are great with the added comments from this forum.
I would add the following.
1. Before disconnecting the battery -- move the seats forward and high as they can go. This is needed to access the basestation and give enough room to take the seat out.
2. After step 59 (not before) try the camera and make sure it works. Do not put anything back on till you do. I lost 4 hours because my camera unit did not work because the 6 pin connector was faulty. I had put the back seat back on when I found the unit was not working. The unit would go blank when put in reverse. Traced the signal back to the connector under the back seat and had to take it off again , I hardwired the two cables together and removed the 6 pin connector. I totally removed the connector because I could jiggle it and get an intermintent connection. As far as I could tell, I had the connector totally together. It works great now. However, If anyone develops a blank screen or intermitent screen when backing up, I would check this connection.
The truck is back together and the camera works great!!! I did locate the camera where recommended on the tailgate. I was afraid that I would hit something ont the trailer if I centered it under the handle when.
