Safety features question for 05 Odyssey

Hello. It seems your Honda's neutral safety switch is, somewhat, 'out of range'. D3 is a gear just below D (DRIVE). Either your Odyssey has a 'faulty' PCM or neutral safety switch. A faulty neutral safety switch won't allow the engine to be started, (normally). Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

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All safety devices fitted in the vehicle will have to be reset through diagnostic computer.

Also if the fault is not fixed then the light will return immediatley

thanks

Here's a video on replacing your neutral safety switch. 2006 honda odyssey neutral safety switch replace Here's a link to a new part. http://www.autozone.com/batteries-starting-and-charging/neutral-safety-switch/duralast-neutral-safety-switch/honda/odyssey/2001/6-cylinders-3-5l-mfi-sohc-vtec/229281_0_0_3381

Do a reset on the door system, by pulling the door fuse. I don't have location, possibly drivers side fuse box.

Try a honda dealer. SRS = Safety Restraint System. (Air Bags). Or head down to your local Autoparts store and look for a repair manual.

In all newer cars there is a safety feature that will not let the vehicle come out of park unless the brake is depressed. There is a wire that pulls the safety release on the gear shift so you can put the van in gear. You might need to have that checked. This is not an uncommon problem, but the safety features like this have prevented young children from knocking vehicles out of gear. Go to your local garage and see if you can get this fixed. If you have kids I stress that you not go at this alone, let the professionals help. Good luck.

is the trailer attached to the ball on the van?? could be a ground problem,,run a jumper from hitch to trailer see if that works,,

Look through your manual and see if it includes the code for your radio. What happened is the repair shop disconnected your battery which reset the radio. It's a safety feature in case the radio gets stolen. If the manual does not have the code, you'll have to bring it to a Honda Dealer with all the documentation stating that you own the vehicle and they should be able to provide you with a code.

Hi Renee, Mic here. Have someone check your sensors and relays.... Have you ran codes on it? If so, what are they? I think the sensors would be the first area I would look into.

Hope all goes well.

Mic (M.Anderson03@yahoo)

I believe there was a recall about that:

Recall Summary THIS IS NOT A SAFETYRECALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SAFETY ACT. HOWEVER, IT IS DEEMED ASAFETY IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN BY THE AGENCY. VEHICLE DESCRIPTION:PASSENGER VEHICLES. THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL FEELS ROUGH OR NOTCHY WHENYOU PRESS IT.

http://www.internetautoguide.com/auto-recalls/09-int/1996/honda/accord/index.html