Alarm sound in any gear 2007 honda odessy touring van

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Jun 19, 2003 - 10 posts - ‎7 authors
Hi all I have an ody 2000 model with the honda gps navigation system. ... I also started having problems with the Navi system in our 2000 Honda ... Current Hondas: 2010Odyssey Touring, Polished Metal Metallic;2005 CR-V ... [2005 Touring] Navi, CD, and Backup Camera Not ...
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Check for any loose or bad wire connection or ground. also inspect fuse holder case.

Most times you can reset the alarm by locking and unlocking the driver's door with the key.
To prevent the alarm from being turned on, try to not use the key to lock the van. Use the inside door locks instead.

Assuming this is a manual shift transmission then 5th has probaly melted due to no lube.5 th gear is smaller on the countershaft and does not dip into the sump as far.So it is the first to loose oil when trans is low.If this is a 5 speed auto like on the 04 up accords and odessy vans then clutches are most likely damaged.Either way you are gonna need transmission repair.Good luck!

After 100,000 kms, Honda suggests changing the timing belt... If the vehicle is regularly driven in colder temperatures (-29c,-20f) hope this helps you

honda odessy 2005 dvd player will not play. The green light is always on and there is no DVD in the system

You will need to replace the whole seat belt assembly. The retractor inside is Not-Servicable, no internal parts are servicable.

You need to remove the internal door panel, then you can see the screw to remove the side mirror. Sometime you need to remove the glass before you can reach the screw.

You probably know that pre-ignition or 'ping' comes from too much spark advance. Apparently Honda has limited the influence of the knock sensor on the ignition timing in their quest to extract the maximum mileage from that engine. It's not a healthy condition as you may know; I have seen an engine that was finally destroyed because of too much spark advance; at its extreme, it can punch holes in pistons.
The character of our engines is today under the control of integrated circuits and the 'chip' is what deteremines how an engine handles different conditions and some of the on-board computers have removable PROMs (Programmable Read Only Memory) that can be replaced with others that carry different settings to improve economy or performance but I have not heard of one designed to correct a factory screw-up, a category in which this one needs to be placed.
I would keep a close check on Honda factory 'fixes' to see if they will eventually issue a revised chip on a recall. I can't believe that this is an intended condition.

Hi!
This is not a code. Instead it is an indication that you are running the van in "overdrive off" mode.

Your van is equiped with a 5 speed automatic transmission. By running in overdrive off you are essentially running in 3rd gear, out of 5 gears. This will cause your van to run at a much higher engine speed, while not going very fast at all and consuming a lot more gas than normal.

You can deactivate this mode by:
1) start the van
2) Press the break pedal
3) Shift to 'D' (drive mode)
4) press the little button that is located on the left side of the shifter, under the shifter button.

If the light does not go out after pressing this button, you may need to take the van to your Honda dealership. Your van should still be under warranty as it is a 2007 model.

Good luck!