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You've had your Honda CR-V's front bumper repaired after a collision – the bodywork looks perfect, but your Adaptive Cruise Control now shows "unavailable" and Collision Mitigation Braking has deactivated. The CR-V's millimeter wave radar sits behind the front grille, and the bumper repair has shifted it out of alignment. This is the most common reason CR-V owners contact us for Honda SENSING recalibration.
The two messages CR-V owners typically see are "Millimeter Wave Radar Aiming Incomplete" and "Static Camera Aiming Incomplete" – Honda SENSING's way of confirming both the radar and the forward camera need recalibration simultaneously. If you are seeing both messages after a repair, that means two independent calibration procedures are required, completed together in one appointment.
Fixed pricing — no hidden fees, no surprises
from £199
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £349
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £349
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £499
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
Common questions about calibrating ADAS systems on the Honda CR-V
Yes. The CR-V sits higher than Honda's cars, which means the radar and camera are at different heights. Calibration requires height-specific target positioning — this is one reason why generic garages sometimes can't complete SUV calibrations. Our IMI-certified technicians use OEM-grade equipment calibrated for SUV dimensions.