no power to van

Asked by pcfgroup Apr 07, 2010 at 11:14 AM about the 2001 Honda Odyssey

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Our Odyssey has recently had issues starting where it seemed to not start quickly.  The other day I had to change a headlamp and while changing it, I noticed there was a lot of buildup on the battery terminals.  A few days later (weekend) I decided to clean the battery connections thinking that will help them make better contact to start the van quicker.  After taking them off and cleaning them, the van was experiencing issues with having any power at all.  When trying to start, there was no power at all.  So I tried to jumpstart the engine...still no power at all!  I removed the terminal connectors and reattached them, moving the + connector around a little.  There was a 'clicking' noise coming from the engine compartment.  I then tried to restart the van...had dash lights but not enough power to start...tried to jumpstart and viola...it started.  Ran it for a while, then turned it off....would not restart.  Thinking it's probably a battery issue because we live in AZ and it's a fairly old battery anyway (and the + terminal seemed to move more than it should), I went and bought a brand new battery.  Hooked it up and absolutely no power at all....try to jumpstart, no power at all....anyone have any ideas??

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My 2002 is doing the same thing. New battery..no power..just clicking ....after the key is removed. What did you find out was wrong with your odyssey? Would really appreciate a response. Just pushed my car home ...wouldn't start up. Tore apart the whole starter looking for answers...

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my 2007 is doing the same thing my battery is good but no power at all

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My car did that today.. also been experiencing electrical bugs. Sliding door closed by itself on my and the digital screen in the front kept going into the sound adjustments without command. And a few other sound and problems in the engine bay.

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what i did was took t to an certified electrician and he checked all my fuse but the problem was i had a leaked and my drivers side fuse box got wet and moldy. i fixed the problem and sold the van i got a new fuse box out of a totaled odyssey for $50 dollars saved me around $400.

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