2015 honda odyssey power sliding door problem

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The problem is that it vibrates, and it rattles over every single bump in the road. This 2014 Honda Odyssey has this great feature of a sliding rear door, and it works phenomenal. Visit us at, your trusted source for quality auto parts.

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Thanks to all of you who replied to my initial post with knowledge, experience and humor (and my condolences to those of you who have or had similar problems).īest wishes for trouble-free Odysseying.Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. Let's hope that feedback on the '18 will lead to improvements on later versions. Now I would not be surprised if the same problem re-occurs or if we have other malfunctions that require repair.Īs I wrote earlier, I should have followed the conventional wisdom that holds that one should not purchase a new model of a vehicle the first year it comes out. My faith in Honda as a top-line brand has been greatly diminished. The repair action was:' Remove and replace right power sliding door rear latch assembly.'Īside from the inconvenience, I am disappointed that a $40K+ Honda Odyssey, after two decades of developmen,t had such a quality problem. The analysis was: ' The latch mechanism is stuck and will not allow the door to latch.' The service manager did not seem at all surprised when he was told about the problem.Ībout 24 hours later we were notified that the Ody was ready to be picked up. Good luck.įollowing the advice of folks on here, I took our Ody with the 'sliding door won't close all the way' problem to a Honda dealer. Huge pain and nearly made me regret purchasing my first van ever (WHY have a van if not for the doors?!).but six months later everything is still working perfectly and I am loving my mama-mobile again. It happened AGAIN a few weeks later, and a tech at a different dealership discovered the wiring was loose from the first service visit. The dealer overnighted the part and replaced it the next day while I waited 5 hours in the dealership.

#2015 honda odyssey power sliding door problem pdf

I can't find the full PDF online anymore but reference that to your dealer and they should fix it. I did my research and found the service bulletin which indicates that technicians should replace the whole latch mechanism - the NHSTA ID# is 10117333.

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I had to turn off the automatic doors at the driver panel, close it as far as possible manually, and drive with the incessant beeping (plus road noise).

The rear passenger slider would close all but the last inch, beep, and re-open. So when we both have the time, I'm going to take it back to him to find that 'hair off' setting and permanently GLUE that sob latch (and the one screw that holds it) there then (as I believe vibration just rattled it back)! I hope this makes sense and works on someone else's here, too!Ĭlick to expand.I had the same problem within two weeks of purchasing my '18 Odyssey (first van I've ever owned). after a few days of working, it quit closing all the way again. Voila! Has worked ever since! The 2nd one (that I hadn't used since 2001), was found to be just a 'hair' of an adjustment off on that silver latch that it 'catches' to close it all the way in! Go figure it all, right?!! Although, a mechanic friend of mine had the patience to find it's 'hair' of an adjustment off and it started closing. I removed the CLOCK fuse for 30 seconds (which on mine, it is housed near the front passenger floorboard). However, and I don't know if these 2 'tricks' that I found will work on your slider doors or not, but perhaps it's worth a try? The one slider door I was left to use, quit opening/closing altogether in 2013. The quote Honda then gave to fix it ('needed to replace NEW slider door motor again'), was WAY beyond my 'pay grade' to afford! Due to my disabilities and NEED to get in from a sider door, I just quit using it, and started just getting in from the other slider door at that time then. I purchased my 1999 Odyssey new (there was a recall on the one slider door motor that quit latching all the way closed, but a few months later, and when it quit latching again, unfortunately, Honda claimed, 'there was only one 'free fix' per customer' ).