I bought my 2007 Odyssey used. The doors weren't working, but I wasn't worried about it, because our previous van didn't have power doors. The doors still open manually, so whatever. But I found this video and thought I'd give it a shot. It turns out there was NO FUSE in slot 7. It was in slot 8 by mistake. So, I put it back and VOILA! The power doors work. AND the remotes, which weren't working before either, are now working as well. THANK YOU!
I can't thank you enough. I brought a sliding door motor and about to disassemble the door panel. By chance I stumbled upon your video and tried my luck it worked like a charm. Not just money it saved a lot of time and effort. God bless you for your help 🙏
@@patdudney1275 Since this has happened to my 2 thousandand 10 Odyssey and it almost always seems to happen after the rain which I have found out there is a drain from the from the skylight which can get clogged in lake water after it drive for one day I then disconnect the battery and Reconnect after 5 minutes and the door seems to work again good luck
I had a trashed roller assembly which fixed the first half of my problem. It worked great in manual, but when closing it would abort right as the door started to pull in every time in the exact same place. After resetting the #7 fuse per your video, the door works like a charm. Thank you!
Seriously thank you for this. I had a meltdown this morning because the doors wouldn’t open when I was dropping my kiddos off. This took me less than 3 minutes to do and I genuinely appreciate this video more than I can say. Thank you thank you THANK YOU
Strangely it worked like a charm. One of the doors was not working, but was OK. I was sure it was something serious, plus didn't believe the video because what in the world does "back up" fuse has to do with the doors. I already tried the power door fuses in the primary fuse box, it didn't help. But I did try fuse # 7 and it worked. THank you !
Thank you! Both my sliding doors were not working properly and it was driving me insane for months. I called to get an estimate for repair and it was gonna cost over $1k! I tried this and it worked on my 2005 Odyssey EX! Thanks!!!
Guys mine it’s same my passenger sliding door works and then stops I change the radio and I don’t know how to put the code to reset the power sliding door now?
I have a 2014 Odyssey.. door didn't work after battery went dead ... Pulled out no. 7 fuse .. 20A .. says Door Main .. waited 10 sec ... Worked ! Thanks !
UPDATE. I did this to fix my left side sliding door and it worked, BUT, then the left side stopped working. After some cussing and some experimenting I found that BOTH sliding doors must be SHUT before you do the reset. ALSO- after pulling the #7 fuse and leaving it out for 10 mississippi’s around 4-5 times-my radio still did not go into theft mode or need the code entered. Btw THANK YOU to the video creator!!! You saved me a bunch of headaches. Written 2/15/24
Ps I also removed/waited/replaced the 40a under the hood and it didn’t do anything. The doors both closed before removing #7 was the ticket. 2006 Touring model btw
I can’t get one if the doors closed. This fuse fix didn’t work. I replaced the rollers and reset the power system, also didn’t work. I am currently try to find a video on replacing the printed circuit board. 2012 touring rollers are hard to find! Had to pay $400 for passenger side and it didn’t fix the problem.
I tried this and it worked for a few months. They I did it again and it lasted a few more months, now it will only work for a few hours before it stops working again. I took it into a technician who just happened to have an odyssey with the same issue, he has replaced all kinds of stuff on it to no avail. Dead end. I replaced my rollers which didn’t help. If you are reading this and end up finding a solution please come back to let the rest of us know your permanent fix.
Thanks for a clear concise video. I solved my version of the problem via a similar route on a 2010 model Honda O. This may help others who are struggling. My newly repaired rollers on the driver side was working perfectly and I was preparing to repair the rollers on the passenger side. Suddenly my passenger side door would not open with the button, door handle or some tugging on the door to open manually. I tried the fuse trick as described but no luck. I then took the battery terminals off and let the enire car sit for 20 minutes. Upon re-connecting the battery both doors which were now open, would not respond to the buttons. I was going the wrong way. Breaking more than I was fixing... I ended up closing each door manually and am happy to report both doors work perfectly now. Soon I will have the new rollers installed in the passenger door and finally be good as new. The idea of letting the onboard computer clear a trouble code by pulling power was definately the right solution. Just make sure if the doors have been left open, they may need to be manually closed before the computer will allow the buttons to work as expected. For those that haven't discovered the most common failure point on these doors, a shout out to Eric the car guy as he shows you the easy way to repair the door slide rollers at this link: th-cam.com/video/gwgL5Oo8rXw/w-d-xo.html Thanks to the TH-cam community (producers and commentors) for helping us all keep our vehicles running smoothly and out of the repair shop$$$$.
I only had one sliding door that wasn't working. I checked the fuse for the sliding door located in the fuse box under the hood and it was in tact. I tried this as a last ditch effort and it Worked! 👍
This worked for me!!! I tried the other large fuse and that was not it. I found a broken pencil way back in the track, so look everywhere and read before you pay high dollar for an easy fix!
This fix works wonderful for a couple of hours and then it goes back to the original problem and I have to reset all over again continually. I guess I’m just going to install a jumper with a toggle switch.
Thank you so much, took the van to the shop and thay told me that the motor to the slider had to be replaced. ( $$$$$$$) I was at my wits end, till I saw this video NOW ITS ALL FIXED !!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
Thanks, this fixed my doors and strangely I didn't have to put in the radio code. It also seemed to fix another problem where my horn alarm was going off. I had let my battery run down over night and when I recharged it all the problems started.
Hi, nice video. it fix sliding door problem. But when I turn off the engine, this problem comes back. So, I have done resetting by removing #7 fuse multiple times. Doors works good for some time but when I turn off the engine and turn on again then the sliding doors stop working. How to fix it permanently.
@@quannamama1844 yes. It was the original radio the code is written on the owners manual. Unfortunately it was a temporary fix, eventually I had to get the door repaired.
Worked PERFECT ! WOW THANKS Edit it . Because it worked perfect for the first few times and then back to the same . I only have ONE door that opens Perfect . The other one is manual.
You may have an underlying cause of the inop door not operating correctly. Further diagnosis will be needed, by a technician, to find the underlying cause. I made mention of this in the description of the video. There could be several reasons it keeps failing. I don't have any videos on this at the time so I have to advise taking it to a tech to have it fixed.
@@BarboursAutoHelp Thank you for the videos. I have used your procedure on getting yo two sliding doors to work. The second you put the fuse in the doors are freed up to use. But just as quick as you free them up they are back the same way they were. The minute the door locks are used the doors stop working. They want to work but just won't in my opinion it the automatic door locks. I'm looking for a video on how to reset the door locks or not work at all. . I'm hoping to find a video to help fix this problem once and for all..
BarboursAutoHelp all power windows in my odyssey have stopped working except the driver window. Flipping the switch for the other windows, you can hear the click from each window as it tries to activate. But the window will not lower. Neither from driver door switch, nor the other switches. Driver window and switch works fine though. This just started happening. Could it be because of something I did to the fuses while fixing the sliding door issue? Would resetting more fuses possibly fix the power windows?
I'm really not sure why you're having this problem. Its the first time I have heard of this happening. Was more than just the one fuse pulled out when you reset the sliding doors?
@@BarboursAutoHelp I didn't think I had touched any fuses except the door fuse, the fifth from the end. But maybe I just didn't notice? I found some threads on the internet describing the problem, like this one www.odyclub.com/threads/all-power-windows-but-the-drivers-side-front-window-stopped-working.294337/. Some of the answers there have ideas about which fuses to mess around with, but mostly sounds like you have to replace the master switch. But it seems weird to me that I'm having this issue just as I messed with the fuses for the sliding door. Just a coincidence, perhaps?
Thanks for this! Didn't need to reenter the security code but is solve the door problem. Took my 2005 EX in for a smog check (in California) and something they did caused the clock to flash and stopped the driver side door from opening or closing unless I did it manually. The smog shop doesn't disconnect anything, but they do say they plug a reader into the ODB port. I've done the same with a Blue Driver scanner without causing problems but can't think of anything else.
Awesome! I have a parasitic battery drain and even the HONDA DEALER can't figure it out. I think it might be the doors, so I'm looking for all the door fuses. If anyone has any advice I could use it!
I found what was causing our drain. It was the fuse on the driver side that says 7.5. I took it out and it doesn't drain. You'll know if you pull the right one because the door locks won't work until you put the key in and turn it. Not sure if that's what's everyone's problem but it's ours. Even the Honda dealers couldn't figure that out. @@teresachard7915
I really appreciated this video as it was an easy fix initially for my 2005 Odyssey but unfortunately my doors will work for a few times and then fail again after I reset the fuse #7. Any idea what could be causing them to quit again and again? When working properly the sliding doors are one of the best features of this minivan!
We have a 2005 touring Honda Odyssey and this worked to reset but then after I turned off the car and tried to do it, it stopped working. We thought maybe our battery was getting low so we just replaced it this last weekend and the doors worked for a minute and stopped working. Anyway to keep them working instead of just immediately after the reset? I don't want to reset every time I drive so that the sliding doors work.
This is awesome. Great clear details. I've used this before and it worked great but unfortunately, this last time, nothing. The doors no longer respond at all. Acting like they are turned off. Fuse is good.
Yea, that sounds pretty awesome.. lol. But on a serious note. It may be time to have a tech look at it. I hope it works out for you. Keep me posted on how it goes and let me know if you have any other questions.
@@ViperSharp i just bought a used 06 and both doors aren't responding at all. i've done the fuse reset but nothing. with mine the drivers side door doesn't close completely. the door warning on the dash shows. when i force it it stays there a bit but doesn't latch in place and after a few seconds comes back out lol... but i get absolutely no beeps on either door so i'm not sure where to start or go. if i find something i'll let you know..
viper found something for you.. but first you may have to check that your door sliding rollers are good. you may just have to replace the rollers because that is the real issue. and it's honestly a simple fix. the sliding rollers replacement are cheap on ebay... less than $25 for a pair for both sides. the instructions below worked for me. at least for one door. before then my doors were completely dead without any beeps. fuses all good. my passenger door worked but got off the frame because the rollers are bad. actually there rollers were so worn they weren't even there! i ordered replacements today. i couldn't find my issue anywhere and had no history of the doors/van because i just bought the car and the people i bought it from did not speak english. so i just made them an offer of $1,100 as-is and deal with my decisions. they didn't even tell me the doors did not work prior to getting there. PSD reset procedure: (1) Make sure main switch for doors is in OFF position. Remove following fuses one by one and leave it out for at least 30 second (I waited for minute). Driver side fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Back up) Passenger side Fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Instrument pannel) Primary under the hood Fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Back up) Primary under the hood fuse box (Fuse no. 15 (40A) - Back up, Acc) (2) Install all fuses in to original location. Make sure main switch for doors is in OFF positon and make sure the ignition swithc is in LOCK "0" position. (3) Manually open the sliding doors fully. (Both) (4) Turn on the ignition switch to ON "II" position while leaving both doors fully open. (5) Turn on the main switch for power sliding doors on the dash board. (6) Push and hold close side of the "Master Power door" switch (switch for L & R doors under main power switch on dash board) until door is fully closed. follow the same process for other slide door. (7) Now you all set. perform the test run to open and close both doors using switch, handle and remote..
I have just a plain old odyssey, and the fuse was one further down (position 5 instead of 4). I did it with the key in the ignition like you, so i could hear the power get cut, which it did. I waited almost a minute, put it back in, and now the door has no power movement at all, switched on or off. I even disconnected the battery to see if that would help. Passenger and sun roof power still works though. Thoughts? -- thanks for posting this video!
Why is this happening. I have had the van for ever 05 . The first time it has done this. I just wanted to know if something happened to make it do this. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
It it works for me in my Honda Odyssey 2009 but the problem came back on my third try call open the door so it really did fix it but temporary for 10 minutes
I just started having issues with mine it somewhat has power won't close all the way either it's like the latch on the back door won't click also any suggestions
Great Post - Thanks! On the `99 Odyssey it is fuse #13 on the passenger side interior fuse panel labeled "CLOCK BACK UP". Last time I needed to apply this fix was a about 3 years ago so it lasted (for me at least) quite a while. When I originally encountered this issue, I brought the vehicle into my local dealer who charged me $150 to diagnose then told me the only "potential" fix they could offer was to replace the whole door for something like $1500 and even then, they could not guarantee anything. I declined the repair and after finding a fix (similar to this one) on the internet later that same day, I went back to the dealer and demanded a refund for their "diagnosis" which they gave me after I demonstrated several times that the door was indeed working just fine now. I'm not sure if they were incompetent, dishonest, or both, but I'm hoping this is not the norm for Honda.
I don’t know all the ins and outs of what took place at the dealership and there are incompetent and dishonest techs out there. However, I will say, in my 17 plus years of experience as a tech I have come across a bunch of techs that are very high quality people and care deeply about the service they provide to their customers. I’ll also say dishonesty and incompetence is can be found in any trade or profession, and probably proportionally. I’m sorry you had a bad experience but I’m glad you found a fix. Great job on digging in and handling things yourself.
I tried this & it didnt work in my case. Frigid cold weather & these odysseys doors don't want to open. Once opened, there is a consistent beep. I turned the main on/off switch to the off position. Manually opened/closed the door 3x. Turn back the main switch to on position & start the car. Secondly, the problem can be behind the inside knob circuit which activates micro switches. That mechanism is connected to the outside door & contraction/expansion due to weather can have a foul play. What is funny to me is how removing fuse 7 still let these doors to be operational?
I haven’t tried this yet, but my issue is that one of the sliding doors will open automatically, but won’t close. It beeps like it wants to, but it won’t move. I have to turn off the automatic door switch in order to close that door. The other door works just fine. Does that sound like a problem this trick would solve? Or is it only if the door isn’t responding at all?
Great video, I tried this and it worked. Only thing is, after I used the driver's side sliding door twice it didn't work again and the alert light came on. Couldn't be the fuse?
I have a battery draining issue and losing my mind.Nobody can figure out what the actual problem is??I suspect a driver side door which stopped working is drawing power. I'll follow this approach in the hope of resolving the problem.
This procedure worked perfectly when it first happened on my 05 EX-L driver side sliding door a year or so ago and again a few months ago. But third time is not the charm. Tried several times and made sure to leave fuse out for several minutes but driver's side door is still dead. Passenger side works fine. Any ideas?
I found the solution to my problem in a comment on another video about replacing the door rollers. It's simple and genius! "My mom had a 2004 for years and had a problem with the driver's side sliding door not opening. Intermittent problem. I bought it from her a few later and figured it out in the first day. The driver's side slider won't open when you put in gas (a good feature, so you don't shear off the fuel door). It stays "locked" closed until you hit the power locks (closed/open) once or twice. I also discovered that there seems to be a sensor in the fuel door that wasn't super sensitive on her van anymore, and it wouldn't always read that the fuel door was closed... which meant the sliding door wouldn't open. I learned that I needed to give the fuel door a little push after I closed it, to make sure the sensor knew it was closed, then hit the power locks, then the slider worked, no problem."
@@BarboursAutoHelp Sure. But the video, while very clear and informative, is about replacing a worn power sliding door roller. The solution to my dead door was found in a viewer's comment under the video, not in the video itself. Here's the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/KoQJ5bwqECQ/w-d-xo.html
I have an 05 odyssey touring my screen is blacked out doesn’t work and both my back doors will not open with buttons or key fob how would I enter the code?
My doors when you close them they will suck in at the back of the door then it will release. And they will not open by ther self so what would be the problem.
Hi there I had that problem and I did that and it works just 3 times and then doesn’t worked again somebody had something similar that can help me please, thank you
Hi, i did that and it works for a couple of times, then it stopped working again. If i disconnected the battery, it also worked for the first few times, then it would stop working. Have you experience it?
I bought my 2007 Odyssey used. The doors weren't working, but I wasn't worried about it, because our previous van didn't have power doors. The doors still open manually, so whatever. But I found this video and thought I'd give it a shot. It turns out there was NO FUSE in slot 7. It was in slot 8 by mistake. So, I put it back and VOILA! The power doors work. AND the remotes, which weren't working before either, are now working as well. THANK YOU!
Now that's cool!
2023 and this video is still helping people! Thank you!!
You ate my hero❤
@kyuchong4883 sorry I was really hungry!
I can't thank you enough. I brought a sliding door motor and about to disassemble the door panel. By chance I stumbled upon your video and tried my luck it worked like a charm. Not just money it saved a lot of time and effort.
God bless you for your help 🙏
Went through fuse in front, fuse on side, who would have thought to pull back up fuse. You are now immortalized in my book. Thanks!!!
I checked the fuse they are good j
@@patdudney1275 Since this has happened to my 2 thousandand 10 Odyssey and it almost always seems to happen after the rain which I have found out there is a drain from the from the skylight which can get clogged in lake water after it drive for one day I then disconnect the battery and Reconnect after 5 minutes and the door seems to work again good luck
Thanks! Just repaired my door. You saved me big $$$. 2010 model : I didn't need to enter the radio code
I have a 2011 and the number 7 fuse is not labeled back up... not sure what to do with this.
Thank you so much for video, you are still saving Odysseys everywhere.
I had a trashed roller assembly which fixed the first half of my problem. It worked great in manual, but when closing it would abort right as the door started to pull in every time in the exact same place. After resetting the #7 fuse per your video, the door works like a charm. Thank you!
Great
I have been having this exact issue in my 08. I'm going to try this tomorrow, I really hope it works.
Thank you for making this video! This quick, easy fix saved me an expensive trip to the mechanic!
Seriously thank you for this. I had a meltdown this morning because the doors wouldn’t open when I was dropping my kiddos off. This took me less than 3 minutes to do and I genuinely appreciate this video more than I can say. Thank you thank you THANK YOU
Strangely it worked like a charm. One of the doors was not working, but was OK. I was sure it was something serious, plus didn't believe the video because what in the world does "back up" fuse has to do with the doors. I already tried the power door fuses in the primary fuse box, it didn't help. But I did try fuse # 7 and it worked. THank you
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Awesome.... Thank you 100000 ... This worked n saved me a whole lot trouble and money... God bless you brother.
This worked on my 03, didn't need to enter the code. THANK YOU!
Yep. Good job!
Thank you! Both my sliding doors were not working properly and it was driving me insane for months. I called to get an estimate for repair and it was gonna cost over $1k! I tried this and it worked on my 2005 Odyssey EX! Thanks!!!
Hopefully it holds. If not it's a good temporary fix.
Guys mine it’s same my passenger sliding door works and then stops I change the radio and I don’t know how to put the code to reset the power sliding door now?
I have a 2014 Odyssey.. door didn't work after battery went dead ... Pulled out no. 7 fuse .. 20A .. says Door Main .. waited 10 sec ... Worked ! Thanks !
UPDATE. I did this to fix my left side sliding door and it worked, BUT, then the left side stopped working. After some cussing and some experimenting I found that BOTH sliding doors must be SHUT before you do the reset. ALSO- after pulling the #7 fuse and leaving it out for 10 mississippi’s around 4-5 times-my radio still did not go into theft mode or need the code entered. Btw THANK YOU to the video creator!!! You saved me a bunch of headaches. Written 2/15/24
Ps I also removed/waited/replaced the 40a under the hood and it didn’t do anything. The doors both closed before removing #7 was the ticket. 2006 Touring model btw
I can’t get one if the doors closed. This fuse fix didn’t work. I replaced the rollers and reset the power system, also didn’t work. I am currently try to find a video on replacing the printed circuit board. 2012 touring rollers are hard to find! Had to pay $400 for passenger side and it didn’t fix the problem.
Thanks so much. Just helped me fix my 2007 van!
I tried this and it worked for a few months. They I did it again and it lasted a few more months, now it will only work for a few hours before it stops working again. I took it into a technician who just happened to have an odyssey with the same issue, he has replaced all kinds of stuff on it to no avail. Dead end. I replaced my rollers which didn’t help. If you are reading this and end up finding a solution please come back to let the rest of us know your permanent fix.
Same problem here
You honestly deserve ever single one of those likes on this video, I love you man
Thanks so much! It works (for now)! I didn't enter a code on my 2007EX.
Thanks for a clear concise video. I solved my version of the problem via a similar route on a 2010 model Honda O.
This may help others who are struggling.
My newly repaired rollers on the driver side was working perfectly and I was preparing to repair the rollers on the passenger side. Suddenly my passenger side door would not open with the button, door handle or some tugging on the door to open manually. I tried the fuse trick as described but no luck. I then took the battery terminals off and let the enire car sit for 20 minutes. Upon re-connecting the battery both doors which were now open, would not respond to the buttons. I was going the wrong way. Breaking more than I was fixing... I ended up closing each door manually and am happy to report both doors work perfectly now. Soon I will have the new rollers installed in the passenger door and finally be good as new. The idea of letting the onboard computer clear a trouble code by pulling power was definately the right solution. Just make sure if the doors have been left open, they may need to be manually closed before the computer will allow the buttons to work as expected. For those that haven't discovered the most common failure point on these doors, a shout out to Eric the car guy as he shows you the easy way to repair the door slide rollers at this link: th-cam.com/video/gwgL5Oo8rXw/w-d-xo.html
Thanks to the TH-cam community (producers and commentors) for helping us all keep our vehicles running smoothly and out of the repair shop$$$$.
I only had one sliding door that wasn't working. I checked the fuse for the sliding door located in the fuse box under the hood and it was in tact. I tried this as a last ditch effort and it Worked! 👍
This worked for me!!! I tried the other large fuse and that was not it. I found a broken pencil way back in the track, so look everywhere and read before you pay high dollar for an easy fix!
This fix works wonderful for a couple of hours and then it goes back to the original problem and I have to reset all over again continually. I guess I’m just going to install a jumper with a toggle switch.
Thank you so much, took the van to the shop and thay told me that the motor to the slider had to be replaced. ( $$$$$$$) I was at my wits end, till I saw this video NOW ITS ALL FIXED !!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
It’s possible you still need those items. I’d say if it acts up again take it back to them. Binding can cause this symptom
Thank you very much! That worked great in my 2006. Perfect fix and so easy.
Glad it worked.
Thanks so much!! Worked on our ‘08 Odyssey when both doors stopped working. Didn’t mess up the radio either!
Awesome!
If i could like this video a million times, i would. You are the man!
Thanks a bunch. I hope it holds.
This worked perfectly. I did not need to enter the code for my radio. Thank you!
Cool
Thanks, this fixed my doors and strangely I didn't have to put in the radio code. It also seemed to fix another problem where my horn alarm was going off. I had let my battery run down over night and when I recharged it all the problems started.
Good deal!
U saved my life man thank u for showing to solve the problem ✌.
Hi, nice video. it fix sliding door problem. But when I turn off the engine, this problem comes back. So, I have done resetting by removing #7 fuse multiple times. Doors works good for some time but when I turn off the engine and turn on again then the sliding doors stop working. How to fix it permanently.
I have the same issue
Me too
Awesome, thanks! Worked like a charm on my 2006 EX L.
Saved me bunch of time and money for a simple fix. It worked for my 2006 Odyssey. Thank you.
Did you have your original radio?
@@quannamama1844 yes. It was the original radio the code is written on the owners manual. Unfortunately it was a temporary fix, eventually I had to get the door repaired.
This worked for my 2006 Honda Odyssey. Thank you so much!
Thanks for taking the time to make the video. You saved the day!
Worked PERFECT ! WOW THANKS
Edit it .
Because it worked perfect for the first few times and then back to the same .
I only have ONE door that opens
Perfect . The other one is manual.
You may have an underlying cause of the inop door not operating correctly. Further diagnosis will be needed, by a technician, to find the underlying cause. I made mention of this in the description of the video. There could be several reasons it keeps failing. I don't have any videos on this at the time so I have to advise taking it to a tech to have it fixed.
I have the same problem... worked perfect for the first few times...
@@BarboursAutoHelp Thank you for the videos. I have used your procedure on getting yo two sliding doors to work. The second you put the fuse in the doors are freed up to use. But just as quick as you free them up they are back the same way they were. The minute the door locks are used the doors stop working. They want to work but just won't in my opinion it the automatic door locks. I'm looking for a video on how to reset the door locks or not work at all. . I'm hoping to find a video to help fix this problem once and for all..
Yea, you may have another problem causing the doors not to work properly. You may need a technician to take a look at that. Wish I could help more.
Thanks a million. Daughter's odd e sea doors quit working after .. jerk tried to break in. You fixed it. I got credit 😂
Fixed my issue Thanks for everything you do.
Thank you. Worked like magic. 2005 EX-L. Took me total of 5 mins.
Excellent!
Awsome ! Going to try this .
On her van . If it works , i will score with her tonight ! ;)
This was awesome, my doors work again!! Thank you.
So glad!
This helped us out today. Thanks man. Hope you have a blessed day.
Excellent video. Barbour gets right to the point. Worked fine on my 2009 EX.
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Fixed the automatic door in my 06 non-touring odyssey with this video. Thank you!
Your welcome.
BarboursAutoHelp all power windows in my odyssey have stopped working except the driver window. Flipping the switch for the other windows, you can hear the click from each window as it tries to activate. But the window will not lower. Neither from driver door switch, nor the other switches. Driver window and switch works fine though. This just started happening. Could it be because of something I did to the fuses while fixing the sliding door issue? Would resetting more fuses possibly fix the power windows?
I'm really not sure why you're having this problem. Its the first time I have heard of this happening. Was more than just the one fuse pulled out when you reset the sliding doors?
@@BarboursAutoHelp I didn't think I had touched any fuses except the door fuse, the fifth from the end. But maybe I just didn't notice? I found some threads on the internet describing the problem, like this one www.odyclub.com/threads/all-power-windows-but-the-drivers-side-front-window-stopped-working.294337/. Some of the answers there have ideas about which fuses to mess around with, but mostly sounds like you have to replace the master switch. But it seems weird to me that I'm having this issue just as I messed with the fuses for the sliding door. Just a coincidence, perhaps?
Amazed , didn’t think this was going to do the trick but it did 👍👍
Just did this and it worked. Thank you so much for the video.
Thanks for this! Didn't need to reenter the security code but is solve the door problem. Took my 2005 EX in for a smog check (in California) and something they did caused the clock to flash and stopped the driver side door from opening or closing unless I did it manually. The smog shop doesn't disconnect anything, but they do say they plug a reader into the ODB port. I've done the same with a Blue Driver scanner without causing problems but can't think of anything else.
Awesome! I have a parasitic battery drain and even the HONDA DEALER can't figure it out. I think it might be the doors, so I'm looking for all the door fuses. If anyone has any advice I could use it!
We have this problem with our Odyssey too. Battery draining and can't find the problem.
I found what was causing our drain. It was the fuse on the driver side that says 7.5. I took it out and it doesn't drain. You'll know if you pull the right one because the door locks won't work until you put the key in and turn it. Not sure if that's what's everyone's problem but it's ours. Even the Honda dealers couldn't figure that out. @@teresachard7915
I really appreciated this video as it was an easy fix initially for my 2005 Odyssey but unfortunately my doors will work for a few times and then fail again after I reset the fuse #7. Any idea what could be causing them to quit again and again? When working properly the sliding doors are one of the best features of this minivan!
My the same , how you fixed??
My too
Did you find fix for Odyssey van???
Excellent video, worked like a charm for my 2005.
Thanks a lot !!! It is working for now, and I did not have to enter any code on my 2005 EX-L.
Grate instructional video, will try to do this hopefully this will fix my drivers side sliding door that does not want to work, thank you.
Hope it works.
Was simple and easy! FYI not every model needs to have the radio reset. Ours did not.
Thanks for sharing
We have a 2005 touring Honda Odyssey and this worked to reset but then after I turned off the car and tried to do it, it stopped working. We thought maybe our battery was getting low so we just replaced it this last weekend and the doors worked for a minute and stopped working. Anyway to keep them working instead of just immediately after the reset? I don't want to reset every time I drive so that the sliding doors work.
I have an 07 and this fixed my problem
I sure hope it holds. A lot of folks are saying that their problem returns soon after.
This is awesome. Great clear details. I've used this before and it worked great but unfortunately, this last time, nothing. The doors no longer respond at all. Acting like they are turned off. Fuse is good.
Yea, that sounds pretty awesome.. lol. But on a serious note. It may be time to have a tech look at it. I hope it works out for you. Keep me posted on how it goes and let me know if you have any other questions.
Did you ever figure it out? Mine is the same...
@@kensimon4478 No, still not working.
@@ViperSharp i just bought a used 06 and both doors aren't responding at all. i've done the fuse reset but nothing. with mine the drivers side door doesn't close completely. the door warning on the dash shows. when i force it it stays there a bit but doesn't latch in place and after a few seconds comes back out lol... but i get absolutely no beeps on either door so i'm not sure where to start or go. if i find something i'll let you know..
viper found something for you.. but first you may have to check that your door sliding rollers are good. you may just have to replace the rollers because that is the real issue. and it's honestly a simple fix.
the sliding rollers replacement are cheap on ebay... less than $25 for a pair for both sides.
the instructions below worked for me. at least for one door. before then my doors were completely dead without any beeps. fuses all good.
my passenger door worked but got off the frame because the rollers are bad. actually there rollers were so worn they weren't even there! i ordered replacements today.
i couldn't find my issue anywhere and had no history of the doors/van because i just bought the car and the people i bought it from did not speak english. so i just made them an offer of $1,100 as-is and deal with my decisions. they didn't even tell me the doors did not work prior to getting there.
PSD reset procedure:
(1) Make sure main switch for doors is in OFF position. Remove following fuses one by one and leave it out for at least 30 second (I waited for minute).
Driver side fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Back up)
Passenger side Fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Instrument pannel)
Primary under the hood Fuse box (Fuse no. 7 (7.5A) - Back up)
Primary under the hood fuse box (Fuse no. 15 (40A) - Back up, Acc)
(2) Install all fuses in to original location. Make sure main switch for doors is in OFF positon and make sure the ignition swithc is in LOCK "0" position.
(3) Manually open the sliding doors fully. (Both)
(4) Turn on the ignition switch to ON "II" position while leaving both doors fully open.
(5) Turn on the main switch for power sliding doors on the dash board.
(6) Push and hold close side of the "Master Power door" switch (switch for L & R doors under main power switch on dash board) until door is fully closed. follow the same process for other slide door.
(7) Now you all set. perform the test run to open and close both doors using switch, handle and remote..
Thank you, thank you, thank you very blessed year for you and your family and friends and anybody that you help out thank you thank you thank you
No problem
I have just a plain old odyssey, and the fuse was one further down (position 5 instead of 4). I did it with the key in the ignition like you, so i could hear the power get cut, which it did. I waited almost a minute, put it back in, and now the door has no power movement at all, switched on or off. I even disconnected the battery to see if that would help. Passenger and sun roof power still works though. Thoughts? -- thanks for posting this video!
Same problem for me. My working door stopped working.
Thank you very much for this helpful video you saved me a lot of money
It's work in my van odessey 2005...the door can slide after I tried like the intruction...thank you!!!!!
This was quite a helpful video. I tried the solution and it worked. Hopefully won't have thsi door issue again. Will see!.
Hopefully not. Let us know.
Will try it but I have an aftermarket radio to use with a better back up screen and camera. so I hope I can put in my code.
Thanks genius it help me very much. Make more honda tricks best for your family
Thank you so much! Mine was beeping the entire time I would drive!
fixed the door issue on my 2005 odyssey. Thank you.
Very glad.
Thanks! This fixed our 2006 EX model.
These doors are a problem when it doesn't work at all because you cannot close a door all the way. It should be recalled
Why is this happening. I have had the van for ever 05 . The first time it has
done this. I just wanted to know if something happened to make it do this. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Maybe your rollers are starting to go.
It it works for me in my Honda Odyssey 2009 but the problem came back on my third try call open the door so it really did fix it but temporary for 10 minutes
I just started having issues with mine it somewhat has power won't close all the way either it's like the latch on the back door won't click also any suggestions
I just watched you video resetting sliding doors. Do you know what causes that to happen. Thanks Paul
This worked for me temporarily but now the sliding door is again not working. What else should I check? 2005 Touring model without the nav panel
Exactly what I needed. Thank you
It worked. Why is it called a back up fuse and what does it control?
Question it worked after doing the whole procedure but when I turn the car off and turn it back on it’s back to not working. Any idea?
Great Post - Thanks! On the `99 Odyssey it is fuse #13 on the passenger side interior fuse panel labeled "CLOCK BACK UP". Last time I needed to apply this fix was a about 3 years ago so it lasted (for me at least) quite a while.
When I originally encountered this issue, I brought the vehicle into my local dealer who charged me $150 to diagnose then told me the only "potential" fix they could offer was to replace the whole door for something like $1500 and even then, they could not guarantee anything. I declined the repair and after finding a fix (similar to this one) on the internet later that same day, I went back to the dealer and demanded a refund for their "diagnosis" which they gave me after I demonstrated several times that the door was indeed working just fine now. I'm not sure if they were incompetent, dishonest, or both, but I'm hoping this is not the norm for Honda.
I don’t know all the ins and outs of what took place at the dealership and there are incompetent and dishonest techs out there. However, I will say, in my 17 plus years of experience as a tech I have come across a bunch of techs that are very high quality people and care deeply about the service they provide to their customers. I’ll also say dishonesty and incompetence is can be found in any trade or profession, and probably proportionally. I’m sorry you had a bad experience but I’m glad you found a fix. Great job on digging in and handling things yourself.
Oh, and thanks for sharing that info about the fuse location for your vehicle! I’m sure this will help someone.
This video made my day. Thank you! Saved me 💵!
Glad it helped!
Worked as shown on my 2011 except for the radio reset. I don’t have the GPS combo though. I pulled two 7.5 fuses that were next to each other.
It worked on my 06 Ody EX. Thanks a ton!
+bigindydaddy Awesome!!! Thank you for sharing
I don’t know what to do now. I purchased my van used, and didn’t receive any code to reset my radio? I REALLY need to fix my sliding doors 😢
I have a 2006 after removing the fuse. After a few times opening the door. It quit working. Is there something else I could try??
Worked the first time - thank you!
Hope it holds.
I tried this & it didnt work in my case. Frigid cold weather & these odysseys doors don't want to open. Once opened, there is a consistent beep. I turned the main on/off switch to the off position. Manually opened/closed the door 3x. Turn back the main switch to on position & start the car. Secondly, the problem can be behind the inside knob circuit which activates micro switches. That mechanism is connected to the outside door & contraction/expansion due to weather can have a foul play. What is funny to me is how removing fuse 7 still let these doors to be operational?
just did this fixed it
Thank you
GOD BLESS
Glad it helped
I haven’t tried this yet, but my issue is that one of the sliding doors will open automatically, but won’t close. It beeps like it wants to, but it won’t move. I have to turn off the automatic door switch in order to close that door. The other door works just fine.
Does that sound like a problem this trick would solve? Or is it only if the door isn’t responding at all?
Worked for me, thanks so much!
Great video, I tried this and it worked. Only thing is, after I used the driver's side sliding door twice it didn't work again and the alert light came on. Couldn't be the fuse?
You may have a door thats binding somehow.
I have a battery draining issue and losing my mind.Nobody can figure out what the actual problem is??I suspect a driver side door which stopped working is drawing power. I'll follow this approach in the hope of resolving the problem.
This procedure worked perfectly when it first happened on my 05 EX-L driver side sliding door a year or so ago and again a few months ago. But third time is not the charm. Tried several times and made sure to leave fuse out for several minutes but driver's side door is still dead. Passenger side works fine. Any ideas?
I found the solution to my problem in a comment on another video about replacing the door rollers. It's simple and genius!
"My mom had a 2004 for years and had a problem with the driver's side sliding door not opening. Intermittent problem. I bought it from her a few later and figured it out in the first day. The driver's side slider won't open when you put in gas (a good feature, so you don't shear off the fuel door). It stays "locked" closed until you hit the power locks (closed/open) once or twice. I also discovered that there seems to be a sensor in the fuel door that wasn't super sensitive on her van anymore, and it wouldn't always read that the fuel door was closed... which meant the sliding door wouldn't open. I learned that I needed to give the fuel door a little push after I closed it, to make sure the sensor knew it was closed, then hit the power locks, then the slider worked, no problem."
Can you post a link to that video here please? I'm sure it will help others.
@@BarboursAutoHelp Sure. But the video, while very clear and informative, is about replacing a worn power sliding door roller. The solution to my dead door was found in a viewer's comment under the video, not in the video itself. Here's the link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/KoQJ5bwqECQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey thanks 😊.
Hello, tried that #7 fuse and both of the doors quit working. Any idea?
perfect it works but question on my car lights comes back up and right door doesn't open
I have an 05 odyssey touring my screen is blacked out doesn’t work and both my back doors will not open with buttons or key fob how would I enter the code?
My doors when you close them they will suck in at the back of the door then it will release. And they will not open by ther self so what would be the problem.
Hi there I had that problem and I did that and it works just 3 times and then doesn’t worked again somebody had something similar that can help me please, thank you
Same it worked for 3 times then no more for my 2009 Honda odyssey
It worked for me, but didn't need to reset radio on my 08 odyssey.
Wow I will try this. I thought my sliding door motor or switch broke.
Worked perfectly. Thank you!
You are the best 👌 👍
Hi, i did that and it works for a couple of times, then it stopped working again. If i disconnected the battery, it also worked for the first few times, then it would stop working. Have you experience it?
Both doors were out.. did this and now my back driverside door works and the passenger side still doesn’t … any more advice here ?