Overview

Bracket set for the radar cruise sensor on the 2018-2021 Honda Civic and CR-V. The millimeter-wave radar sits behind the front bumper cover at the lower center of the bumper, bolted to this bracket — and the bracket is what fixes the radar's angle, which is what the system reads the road ahead from. This set comes as 1 bracket plus 3 clip alignment bolts, mounting at the original points with no drilling or modification.

Vehicle fitment & specifications

Features

Easy installation
Direct fit at the original mounting points — no drilling, no trimming, quick installation.

High-quality ABS
Molded from heat-resistant ABS to factory-style specifications for a perfect fit and long service life.

Complete set
Comes with the 3 clip alignment bolts needed to secure the bracket — ready to install as a set.

Fitment check

Listed for the 2018-2021 Honda Civic and CR-V. Across these years Honda used more than one radar bracket, so compare the OE number on your original bracket against the list above before ordering — the part number is a more reliable check than the model year alone.

What's in the box

• 1 radar cruise sensor bracket
• 3 clip alignment bolts

FAQ

Does it include the radar sensor itself?
No — this set is the bracket plus the 3 clip alignment bolts. The radar unit, its connector and the mounting screws are not included; reuse the ones on your vehicle.

Where does this bracket mount?
Behind the front bumper cover, at the lower center of the bumper — it holds the radar cruise sensor module in its factory position.

Does the radar need recalibration after replacing the bracket?
If the radar unit itself is not unbolted and only the bracket is swapped, the aim is normally unchanged. If the dash shows an ACC or collision mitigation warning after installation, have the system aimed at a dealer or a shop with a scan tool.

How do I confirm it fits my car?
Match your model and year against the fitment table, then compare the number on your original bracket against the OE numbers above.

What are the signs of a broken bracket?
ACC unavailable, a collision mitigation warning, or cruise dropping out on its own — a bracket knocked out of position is one of the common causes.