NHTSA 23V487000 · UNITED STATES
Mazda rearview camera flicker: check recall 23V487000
Prepare a Mazda3 or CX-3 camera service request with the recall number, image symptoms and the repair questions that matter.
Source checked 20 October 2026 · Record received 2023-07-14
Which vehicles are listed?
Certain US 2014–2018 Mazda3 and 2016–2021 CX-3 vehicles are listed. Model year alone does not establish that your vehicle is included.
View the listed model years
- 2014 MAZDA MAZDA3
- 2015 MAZDA MAZDA3
- 2016 MAZDA CX-3
- 2016 MAZDA MAZDA3
- 2017 MAZDA CX-3
- 2017 MAZDA MAZDA3
- 2018 MAZDA MAZDA3
- 2018 MAZDA CX-3
- 2019 MAZDA CX-3
- 2020 MAZDA CX-3
- 2021 MAZDA CX-3
Enter your VIN on the official service, then return here to keep your questions and the result. This site does not ask for your VIN.
What was reported?
The rearview image can flicker or become distorted. That can reduce the view behind the vehicle and increase the risk of a crash or injury.
Before the repair
Arrange a manufacturer recall check for the camera symptom. A temporarily clear image does not establish that an open recall has been repaired. Use the vehicle’s normal direct observation and mirror checks when maneuvering; do not rely on a defective display.
What the manufacturer remedy covers
The campaign calls for a dealer camera inspection, replacement where needed, and a wiring harness fastening seal. The reported recall repair is free of charge. Ask the dealer to confirm the current remedy for your VIN and location.
Keep this distinction clear
A flickering picture is different from a camera lens that simply needs cleaning. This campaign concerns the camera and its connection; cleaning alone is not evidence of recall completion.
Questions for the service provider
- Does campaign 23V487000 / Mazda 6023G remain open for this VIN?
- Does the work order include the harness fastening seal and the camera inspection result?
- If the camera is not replaced, what did the inspection establish?
- What should I do if the image still flickers after the recall visit?
Useful observations to keep
- When the image flickers or distorts, and whether it returns
- Previous camera work and the date on the work order
- Dealer confirmation of the inspection, seal installation and any replacement
After the visit
Keep the dated work order and check the VIN result again through the manufacturer. If the image problem remains, report it separately even if the recall work is recorded as completed.
A booking or a saved worksheet records your next step. The manufacturer’s service record establishes which recall work was performed.
Keep your service record
Your notes stay in this browser. Download a copy to keep with the work order. No VIN, plate or contact details are needed.
Sources and lookup limits
NHTSA campaign 23V487000: official data · Official lookup and its coverage limits
The guide summarizes the reported issue and remedy as checked on 20 October 2026. Contact the manufacturer for current eligibility, remedy availability and interim instructions. Completed recalls, some recent campaigns and recalls outside the tool’s coverage may not appear in a VIN lookup. A zero-open-recalls result does not diagnose an unresolved symptom.
Original owner preparation guidance. Groundwork is independent of the manufacturer and NHTSA. Repair and diagnosis remain with the appropriate service provider.
Keep ordinary visibility maintenance separate from recall work