Does Your 2018–2022 Honda Accord Have the CLOCK or MAP Touchscreen? How to Tell Before You Order

If your 10th generation Honda Accord's touchscreen is cracked, ghost touching, showing dead pixels, or not responding at all, the display itself is usually repairable without replacing the entire factory radio. But before you order a replacement, there is one detail that trips up a lot of Accord owners: the 2018 through 2022 Accord was built with two different factory infotainment displays, and they are not interchangeable.

Honda calls these the CLOCK version and the MAP / Navigation version. They can look nearly identical from the driver's seat. The part numbers, connectors, and internal hardware are different. Ordering by year, make, and model alone is not enough to guarantee you get the right screen.

Why Two Versions Exist

Not every 2018–2022 Accord trim came with built-in navigation. Honda used the CLOCK version in systems without factory navigation and the MAP / Navigation version in systems that included it. Both were installed across the same model years, which means two Accords sitting next to each other on a dealer lot, same year and trim family, could have different displays under the hood.

How to Tell Which One You Have

1. Check for a factory navigation system. If your Accord came with built-in turn by turn navigation on the factory screen, it is almost certainly the MAP / Navigation version.
2. Look up your radio's part number. The radio part number is usually printed on a label on the unit itself. CLOCK-version radios reference part numbers in the 39710-TVA-A110 through A130 range. MAP / Navigation version radios reference the 39710-TVA-A210 through A230 range.
3. Compare the LCD part number if you can access it. The MAP / Navigation display uses LCD part number C080EAB02.0. If your original screen shows this number, order the MAP / Navigation version.
4. Compare connectors and rear configuration. If you still are not sure after checking the part number, compare the back of your original screen and its connectors against the product photos before ordering.

Because the two systems are not interchangeable, confirming the version first will save you the time and cost of a return.

CLOCK Version

The CLOCK version is designed for 2018–2022 Accords without factory navigation. Reference radio part numbers include 39710-TVA-A110-M1, 39710-TVA-A120-M1, and 39710-TVA-A130-M1.

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MAP / Navigation Version

The MAP / Navigation version is designed for 2018–2022 Accords with factory navigation. The LCD part number is C080EAB02.0. Reference radio part numbers include 39710-TVA-A210, 39710-TVA-A220, 39710-TVA-A230, and 39710-TVA-A230-M1.

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What This Replacement Fixes, and What It Does Not

Both versions are a complete LCD and touchscreen assembly, designed to correct display-level failures including an unresponsive touchscreen, ghost or phantom touches, dead zones, cracked or shattered glass, LCD lines or image distortion, dead pixels, and a faded or discolored display, while allowing you to retain the factory Accord radio and infotainment system.

A replacement screen will not correct problems coming from upstream of the display itself, including failed radio electronics, power or ground issues, wiring or connector problems, communication faults, or software issues. If your original screen does not power on at all, it is worth diagnosing the system before assuming the display assembly is the cause.

Installation involves removal and disassembly of the factory display assembly, and the ribbon cables and connectors involved are sensitive components. Professional installation is recommended for anyone not comfortable working with automotive infotainment electronics. Cuescreens maintains a nationwide network of installers through its installer locator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use year, make, and model alone to order the right screen?

No. Because both the CLOCK and MAP / Navigation versions were built across the same 2018–2022 model years, you need to confirm the radio part number or LCD part number, or compare your original screen's connectors against product photos, before ordering.

What happens if I order the wrong version?

The CLOCK and MAP / Navigation displays are not interchangeable. Confirming your version before ordering is the best way to avoid needing a return or exchange.

Does this replace the entire radio?

No. This is a replacement LCD and touchscreen assembly only. It is designed to install into your existing factory radio housing so you keep your original Accord infotainment system, audio functions, and steering wheel controls.

Is professional installation required?

Cuescreens screens are designed to be DIY installable, and step by step video guidance is available. Because the installation involves removal and disassembly of the factory display assembly and its ribbon cables, professional installation is recommended for anyone not comfortable working with automotive electronics.

About the Author: Daniel Gigante has over 18 years of experience in the automotive industry, with a focus on vehicle technology, infotainment systems, and real-world reliability. He writes about automotive design, touchscreen usability, and how modern technology impacts everyday driving.