Issue with sliding door / window

check the master window switch. I'm not too familiar with Honda but many times that's the beginning of the troubleshoot for that type of issue. 1.) Remove the master window switch from the driver side console. If it's possible to do so without removing the panel (just to save time), do that. With the key in the on, but not the run positon, use your voltage meter (set to 12v dc) to check for power at the right rear window position. Do this by depressing the switch and simultaneously checking each wire for power. If you're familiar with the wiring schematic try to use the same ground that the window switch itself utilizes. You can kill two birds with one stone. In case you have s shortage in the dedicated ground on the vehicle. If you have power, move on to step two. 2.) Look inside of the right rear door for the electrical connector that supplies that door with power. Locate the harness and disconnect it. The male side of the connector is going to be the side that feeds from the front of the vehicle, hence, where the window and door actuator get their power from. Check each wire for power, and again, try to use the same ground that the connector uses (for obvious reasons). If you get nothing, repeat the procedure using an outside ground source. If you get power, then the problem is a bad ground. If your mechanically inclined enough, it's an easy fix! Mist grounds go bad from excessive corrosion or a break in connection somewhere along the circuit. Again, a wiring diagram that decodes everything for you will make this a hell of a lot easier. If you can't get your hands on one, just test each wire while activating each function and it will help you to get a general idea of what powers what. Hope this helps.

S. Thanks for the response. I'll see what I can find out. Open to any and all ideas. Will follow up once I have done this. Thanks, Chip