Reversing Camera Part Number Match Uk
Direct answer: match the full part number, suffix, connector shape and pin count before buying a reversing camera replacement. A camera can look identical from the outside and still cause a dead screen or electronic fault if the identifier or connector variant is wrong.
The part-number-first rule
For UK buyers, the safest order is evidence first, shopping second. Photograph the old camera label before removing it from the car. Owner reports on Evoque Owners Club warn that the final suffix on a rear-camera part number can matter, and Jaguar owners discuss connector and model-year variants in Jaguar XE Forums. The practical translation is simple: do not buy from a lookalike photo alone.
Part-number match checklist
| Check | Pass condition | Stop if |
|---|---|---|
| Full label | Base number and suffix are readable | The old label is missing or partly guessed |
| Connector | Shape, keyway and lock tab match | The plug needs shaving, forcing or rewiring |
| Pin count | Pin count and layout match the original | The listing hides the connector face |
| Housing mount | Screw points, clips and gasket position line up | The camera only matches from the front |
| Vehicle application | Year and body notes agree with your car | The seller only says "universal" |
Using 23390515 as an identity example
Public catalogue data identifies GM 23390515 as a rear-view driver-information camera assembly with vehicle-specific fitment notes. That does not mean one camera fits every GM vehicle. It means the number is the starting identity to verify against the old module, not a decorative keyword.
Dry-fit before final assembly
Once the part identity looks correct, connect the plug without rebuilding all trim. Select reverse in a safe setting and confirm the screen wakes, guide lines behave as expected, and no new warning appears. Only then should you clip panels back into place.
When the RearVDrive product route is relevant
If your failed unit is confirmed as 23390515 and the connector, mount and vehicle context match, the next step can be to review the same-site 23390515 replacement details. If any checklist item fails, stop and identify the old module properly first.