I have an 05 Honda Odessey. At slow speeds I have

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If its the same model then yes it will fit.
other wise check with manufacturer.

from what i read, the RPM goes high and the speed is slow it sounds like your transmission is slipping.

1995 Honda Odessey is only equipped with a 2.2L L-4 engine. 1998 Honda Odessey is equipped with only a 2.3L VTECH engine. The OEM part numbers for the compressors are different. The OEM part numbers for the drive belts are different, so I would say that the answer to your question is an emphatic NO. - not even close!

Need to reenter the radio code, it's normally located in the glove box or behind the radio itself, once found you should have about 3 tries to enter the code, if more attempts are needed, disconnect the neg battery cable for 5 minutes and retry.

PO715: Input/turbine speed sensor circuit malfunction.

Speed sensor
1995-1998 Odyssey, mounts on the transmission.


Hope this helps.

Is it the automatic door?If it is check the fuses

tammccoy: Honda had a service bulletin out on connection problems to the fuse box that would cause problems with the instrument cluster operation. In particular, the 05 Odessy.
It was just a poor connection where it plugge into the fuse box.

The 15% is a warning the oil change is near, The "A" means change oil only ("B" would mean change oil and filter) The 1 means to rotate the tires, The 3 means to change the trans fluid. The owner's manual has the complete chart.

Hi

I have same problem - intermittently in my 2005 Honda Odyssey (Australian Version)! Same story with dealer response since of course it will not do it when I take it in (twice). Honda dealer says he cannot repair problem unless he sees it is broken! Very frustrating!!!!

I have had some success by putting the key in and out of lock several times and then moving it about when I try to start the car - normally this fixes it. I only hope this does not break permanently when I am far from home!

Keen to hear if others have this problem and have found a permanent solution.

nmb