Why don't my 2012 Honda Odyssey sliding doors don't work with the engine running?

Asked by newlibertyhill Sep 08, 2016 at 08:51 PM about the 2012 Honda Odyssey Touring FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2012 Hondy Odyssey Sliding doors will not open if the engine is running in park. It does not work by the main control, post switch or pulling the handle back, It works fine once  the engine is shut off.

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tempuser1 answered 7 years ago

I have the same problem in my 2012 honda odessey after my battery gone down. Both sliding door don't work & ABS light on. Something to do with the reset for both problem. I tried to pull it out and pull in the fuse, still the problem continue. Once the engine is off, the sliding door works but not while the engine is on. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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GuruV7347 answered 5 years ago

Look up some sort of video I have to find it too, battery died and messed the doors and ABS light, cheap mechanic did something with the dashboard and it fixed everything

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