06 Honda Odyssety power door cable won't retract

Asked by Mary Ellen May 05, 2017 at 07:14 AM about the 2006 Honda Odyssey EX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

One power door quit working. Can open and close manually. Slide door light
on dash is illuminated.  Cable at center of door is visible when door is open
and appears to not be retracting. Tried disconnecting battery and
reconnecting without success in correcting issue.

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Thanks for your answer AssuranceAuto. Yup, it's in park. Door is dead, no power, cable isn't retracted. Having other electrical issues with car and don't know if they are related to door malfunction. Some dome lights don't work when the door is open but work when turned on manually. All dome lights are dim. Bulbs are new. Sun roof motor runs slow.

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