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driver side sliding door on my 2005 Honda Odyssey doesn't RequestedSpam"Best Of" JAClose QuestionOpen QuestionToo DifficultDuplicate QuestionUnderpricedNonsensePersonal InfoUnderaged CustomerOther driver side sliding door on my 2005 Honda Odyssey doesn't operate. The "sliding door" light is on. Passenger door works fine. I have tried the fix of turning the door control to off, removing fuse 13 for a few minutes, then replacing teh fuse, turning the controls back on and operating the switch. Didn't help. Anyone know another fix to try?
HiCustomer Does the door beep 3 times or have you already heard this? Is the door closed all the way? Also, is the fuel door closed?
When the car is on ignition II (not started) the door beeps 3 times when you try to open in and nothing happens. When the car is started, the door releases and looks like it's about to open but stops and the slide door light flashes on the speedometer. THe fuel door is closed and the door opens and closes all the way manually.
Is the VAS indicator on the dash illuminated?
You mean the VSA light? It's off.
So does the door open about 6-8 inches, beep 3 times, then close?
No, when the car is start and you try to open the sliding door with the switch, it releases the lock and beeps 3 times and the door just stays there. Then I have to manually open or close the door.
See if the fuse listed below is ok. It is in the smaller fuse box under the hood. ServiceNews Article
See if the fuse listed below is ok. It is in the smaller fuse box under the hood.
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Got a vehicle in your shop with a power sliding door that does these things?
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Check for a blown No. 2 (40 A) fuse (left power sliding door control unit) or No. 3 (40 A) fuse
(right power sliding door control unit) in the auxiliary under-hood fuse box.
If the fuse is blown, replace it and retest. If the fuse is OK, check the power connection at the auxiliary
under-hood fuse box (T2) and at the battery subfuse box (T3) ('05-06 models) or the battery positive
terminal (T3) ('07-08 models). If the power connections are OK, then continue with normal
troubleshooting.
The fuses are okay and the power connection at the auxiliary under-hood fuse box is good. The passenger door works fine, the problem is only with the driver door.
Should have asked this before but it wont open with the key, switch on the dash, or handle right?
Negative, it doesn't open with anything. Again, when you press the button for the slider door on the main switch (in the front), it releases the door but it looks like the motor doesn't kick on to pull the door so the door just stays there and beeps 3 times.
Unfortunately we've come to the end of th diagnosis I can give on-line without actually reading information with a scan tool. Sorry I could'nt be the answer to your problem! I would recc. taking to a Honda dealer as they are the only one's with this equipment. Thanks again!
I have taken it to a honda dealer, they gave me the code B2031 but wanted to charge me $300 plus to diagnose it further. I have taken it to a small mechanic who has replaced the left control unit and the motor assembly and it is still doing the same thing.
Check for continuity between the left power sliding door control unit connector A (22P) No. 13 terminal and left power slide motor connector B (6P) No. 3 terminal. with theese un-plugged.
Go to step 22.
Repair an open in the wire.¦
This is the next step to take from the information gathered from you.
There is continuity between No. 13 terminal and No. 3 terminal. There is also continuity on No. 20 and No. 6.
This is the last step so if this does'nt work, they have missed something.
Measure voltage between the left power slide motor connector B (6P) No. 3 (+) and No. 6 (-) terminals.
Replace the left power slide motor assembly.¦
Check RED (VREF) wire for a short to ground. If the wire is OK, replace the left power sliding door control unit.¦
I have replaced the power sliding door control unit and the assembly and it is still doing the same thing. The code is B2031 and B2032. So apparently there is a short in the wire. There is continuity between Connector A(22P) and Conector B (6P) on all the terminals that it should be. There is no coninuity from Connector A (22P) Terminal 16 to body ground. Any ideas on how to locate the short?
Remove the door panel and look at the remote unit "A" in the picture. Make sure all the cables are connected. There should be a rod on the back side not seen in the graphic make sure it is intact. Pull the handle to open the door and make sure the cable "H" is being pulled.
All the cables are connected and intact. The "H" cable is being pulled when you pull the handle.
Look at the graphic there is an actuator that the "B" connectors connect too. That actuator operates a rod on the back side. check to see if that rod is connected and is moving.
Also did all the cables on the lower actuator move?