This worked really well!!! Although in my case I removed the 2 or 3 small Phillips head screws on the plastic latch cover once I removed it from the van and I was able to flush it with lots of spray lube and get mine working again. Even the front latch worked after that. But I couldn’t have done it without your videos for guidance.
@@desertduck4177 a lot of wd 40 it was out of convenience. i would have probably used tri lube if i had it handy to leave some teflon behind. but it didn't give me any trouble after i got it working.
This method worked for my 2016 (2011-2017) Odyssey, HOWEVER, the window track locking nut is located on the same "face" as the actual latch and the bolt is behind a rubber plug. It was really hard working inside the door and on the later model the interior of the door is much "tighter" than this one. It's a reasonable job but the window bracket and much more closed off door interior are the pain points on the later vehicle. It's done...but more to it than what you watch here...AND THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO.
@@acetechauto7 I'm sorry, I was looking for the same type of part for a 2011 Odyssey. Driver's side sliding door, not the front latch but the rear latch to keep the door all the way closed.
Oh sorry I don’t have it for that year. If you call Honda and give them your vin number, they should be able to get you that part number. Good luck with the repair!
Great video. Do got one question. When i open my manual sliding door the back will pop open but front won't let the door open what would that be? Just replaced the exterior door handle to.
@@acetechauto7 Was this the case with this van? >>> This latch going out causes a parasitic draw on the battery (fuse #7) being the latch / latch position no longer sends correct signal to electronic motor / door opening /closing mechanisms.... pretty common on these Odysseys
So if I have a powered door but the door motor doesn't slide anymore the back latch won't work? I ordered the whole latch inside the door like you did but for the auto. Will it latch?
If you have an issue with just the powered motor not working you can just cut the cables that come out to the upper door hinge and your door should operate manually no problem.
@acetechauto7 i will try that. Right side opens fine. Left side motor quit and recently back end of the door won't latch (feont latches fine) and battery dies.
hey there... just came across your video and Im having the same issue, can you leave the link where you got the part ??? I cant find it even with the part number you left on the description, thanks in advance
@@acetechauto7 so far I hit it with some white lithium grease and switched it from electronic to manual door mode and that seems to have allowed it to at least close
@@robertb8629The mechanism inside has to be cleaned and lubed. I'm having the same issue. Hot weather fixes it. Cold or rainy day...breaks it. Either replace it or remove clean and lube it and test it out.
It depends where the issue is if it’s cable related or the latch itself but either way you’ll have to somehow get that door panel of in place or break it to get to the latch.
@@acetechauto7 so I removed the door panel, but im guessing my door latches are holding it? Idk I can NOT open the door to save my life, ive looked into countless forums nothing doors just jammed shut.
That’s a tough situation. You can try one person pulling on the release cable and the other trying to pry on the door. There really is no easy way out in your situation. If that doesn’t work then you’ll have to try to get in there and break apart the door latch.
What if you can't open the sliding door at all? I'm stuck. Mine is 2006 as well with manual sliding doors and can't get the damn thing to open. Help!!!😢
Are you able to share what the part number was for this? Having a hard time tracking it down. Everybody defaults to a different part, just a roller piece, not this much larger piece.
This worked really well!!! Although in my case I removed the 2 or 3 small Phillips head screws on the plastic latch cover once I removed it from the van and I was able to flush it with lots of spray lube and get mine working again. Even the front latch worked after that. But I couldn’t have done it without your videos for guidance.
What did you flush it with?
@@desertduck4177 a lot of wd 40 it was out of convenience. i would have probably used tri lube if i had it handy to leave some teflon behind. but it didn't give me any trouble after i got it working.
This method worked for my 2016 (2011-2017) Odyssey, HOWEVER, the window track locking nut is located on the same "face" as the actual latch and the bolt is behind a rubber plug. It was really hard working inside the door and on the later model the interior of the door is much "tighter" than this one. It's a reasonable job but the window bracket and much more closed off door interior are the pain points on the later vehicle. It's done...but more to it than what you watch here...AND THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO.
Do you have a part number for this rear latch. Can not seem to find the part on a google search
I have listed the part numbers in the description.
@@acetechauto7 I'm sorry, I was looking for the same type of part for a 2011 Odyssey. Driver's side sliding door, not the front latch but the rear latch to keep the door all the way closed.
Oh sorry I don’t have it for that year. If you call Honda and give them your vin number, they should be able to get you that part number. Good luck with the repair!
@@acetechauto7 I assume the door cannot be shut once old latch assembly is removed... correct?
Very good explanation I had the same problem with my Honda Odyssey and was able to fix it watching your video thanks for your help!
Great video. Do got one question. When i open my manual sliding door the back will pop open but front won't let the door open what would that be? Just replaced the exterior door handle to.
Thank you so much for this video every other one i could find was for the automatic doors.
Thanks for the help! Great Video. Bless you for sharing such valuable knowledge.
What was the HONDA part number for this latch? How do I find your video on removing the door panel? Excellent video actually what I needed! Thank You!
The part numbers and the link to the door panel removal are in the description. Good luck!
@@acetechauto7 Was this the case with this van? >>> This latch going out causes a parasitic draw on the battery (fuse #7) being the latch / latch position no longer sends correct signal to electronic motor / door opening /closing mechanisms.... pretty common on these Odysseys
No Barry this van didn’t have any parasitic draw issues due to the latch problems.
@@acetechauto7 Okay...thanks boss...
Much appreciated - thank you
Cool thank for the Video. ✌️
So if I have a powered door but the door motor doesn't slide anymore the back latch won't work? I ordered the whole latch inside the door like you did but for the auto. Will it latch?
If you have an issue with just the powered motor not working you can just cut the cables that come out to the upper door hinge and your door should operate manually no problem.
@acetechauto7 i will try that. Right side opens fine. Left side motor quit and recently back end of the door won't latch (feont latches fine) and battery dies.
hey there... just came across your video and Im having the same issue, can you leave the link where you got the part ??? I cant find it even with the part number you left on the description, thanks in advance
I got it from Honda directly
My 2007 has the automatic power sliding door. I cut the cables off to make it manual. Can I use this part instead, or do I need the one with 2 cables?
It might work as the cable for the door latch on it should be the same.
@@acetechauto7 awesome, thanks for the reply and video.
Would this be the same fix for 2011 Odyssey?
Yes it would be the same for that year also
@@acetechauto7 Can you supply the part numbers for the 2011 Odyssey. It is a bit different than the 2006, but similar. Thanks.
Im having this issue with my 2006. Power doors. Is this a 2006? Happens mostly when weather goes anywhere below freezing
Yes this is a 2006. Maybe you can try spraying it with wd40 see if that helps.
@@acetechauto7 so far I hit it with some white lithium grease and switched it from electronic to manual door mode and that seems to have allowed it to at least close
@@robertb8629The mechanism inside has to be cleaned and lubed. I'm having the same issue. Hot weather fixes it. Cold or rainy day...breaks it. Either replace it or remove clean and lube it and test it out.
Window track for when the window goes up and down? The windows don't open.
Great video, BUT.. what if the door doesn’t open up.. and STUCK closed! Help!
It depends where the issue is if it’s cable related or the latch itself but either way you’ll have to somehow get that door panel of in place or break it to get to the latch.
@@acetechauto7 so I removed the door panel, but im guessing my door latches are holding it? Idk I can NOT open the door to save my life, ive looked into countless forums nothing doors just jammed shut.
That’s a tough situation. You can try one person pulling on the release cable and the other trying to pry on the door. There really is no easy way out in your situation. If that doesn’t work then you’ll have to try to get in there and break apart the door latch.
@@acetechauto7 appreciate the insight. Maybe ill have to make a video on that lol. “Nightmare situation”.
Haha share your experience you’ll definitely be saving the future unlucky people some headaches. Wish you luck!
What if you can't open the sliding door at all? I'm stuck. Mine is 2006 as well with manual sliding doors and can't get the damn thing to open. Help!!!😢
You’ll have to force that door panel off somehow to get to the latch unfortunately 😬
What year is that one?
This one was a 2006
Are you able to share what the part number was for this? Having a hard time tracking it down. Everybody defaults to a different part, just a roller piece, not this much larger piece.
Yes, I have listed the oem part numbers for both sides in the description.
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