20 Most Recent 2006 Honda Odyssey - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Check the bulb, Check the fuses, check that you have voltage at the end of the wiring harness just before it goes into the light. If all checks out then you need to look at replacing the signal arm itself on your steering column.

No. programming a new key takes the old key. Turning the ignition on then off and inserting the new key and turning on. If trying to program the old key, this is different. This could be the key, the reciever, or the module has gone bad. Have to computers scanned for codes.

Sounds like you are not even getting power to the starter. Check the neutral safety switch to see if it is bad. You can even try to put the gear selector in Neutral and try to start it in case the switch is only bad in the Park position.

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It probably isn't blown. The most common failure is the blower motor itself. The brushes wear out. Start the van, turn the fan on and hit the blower motor, located above your feet when sitting in the passenger seat. Just smack it with the palm of your hand. If it comes on you know the blower is worn out. Not too expensive, and easy to replace, 3 screws hold it in. The next most common failure is the resister. Now you need a volt meter, or a test light, and a wiring diagram. But it usually lets the blower work on high only.

Blower motor ....most likely under hood in relay box if applicable May b resistor on blower itself normally behind glove box area

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Make sure your shifter is in the park or neutral spot

I would try to jump start it! Sometimes all the rest of the electrical seems ok, but the battery won't have enough juice to activate the starter. If that fails, i would check your connection from the battery to the starter itself!

bad disk, try using a fresh store bought disk as test. and go from there. whats on that disk? 100s of formats possible, a few work in cars.

Hi,

OK this is what needs to be done .You need to disconnect the battery for and hour then reconnect the battery . Once it's reconnected it should automatically eject the DVD . If not then it's an internal error with the DVD player or the DVD is a copy and has a sticker on it causing it to jam . These are the next steps . If it does not eject it will need to be sent out for repair .

Let me know,if needed further assistance.

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Hondas all have a fuse and blower relay located in the battery junction block. You can try swapping relays around if the fuse is good. Then verify the blower motor is good by disconnecting it and applying 12v directly to the motor. If this checks good, check for 12v at the blower connector while disconnected, (key on/fan on). Had a CRV in the shop a few days ago with the exact same issue, power to the motor but a weak ground signal. Replaced the blower resistor.