1999–2001 Honda Odyssey Power Sliding Door Operation and Troubleshooting
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BACKGROUND The Odyssey EX power sliding door system has a number of electrical and mechanical components that must work in synchronization with each other for the doors to open and close properly. This service bulletin describes the main components of the power sliding door system, and it covers the sequence of events that happens when a door opens and closes. The Symptom Troubleshooting Chart covers the most commonly reported problems with the system. COMPONENTS (Refer to page 2 for component locations.) Power Sliding Door Control Unit – This unit receives inputs from the switches and sensors in the sliding door system. It outputs to the slide motor, release motor, and closer motor to control the movement of the doors. It also controls the sliding door indicator and beeper. Slide Motor – This motor moves the door in both directions. It includes a revolution sensor and a cable tension adjuster.
• Revolution Sensor – As the slide motor moves the door, the revolution sensor generates pulses that are sent to the power sliding door control unit. The unit uses these pulses to determine the speed and position of the door as it moves. Remote Control Assembly – This assembly operates cables that release the door latch and activate the failsafe lever. The assembly includes the release motor, the remote control switch, the lock actuator, the door lock, the child-proof lock, and the linkage to the inside and outside door handles. • Release Motor – When the dashboard switch, the remote transmitter, or either the inside or outside door handle is used to open the door, this motor pulls on the release cable to release the door latch, allowing the door to open. • Remote Control Switch – This switch signals the power sliding door control unit that someone is trying to open the door with the inside or outside door handle.
BACKGROUND The Odyssey EX power sliding door system has a number of electrical and mechanical components that must work in synchronization with each other for the doors to open and close properly. This service bulletin describes the main components of the power sliding door system, and it covers the sequence of events that happens when a door opens and closes. The Symptom Troubleshooting Chart covers the most commonly reported problems with the system. COMPONENTS (Refer to page 2 for component locations.) Power Sliding Door Control Unit – This unit receives inputs from the switches and sensors in the sliding door system. It outputs to the slide motor, release motor, and closer motor to control the movement of the doors. It also controls the sliding door indicator and beeper. Slide Motor – This motor moves the door in both directions. It includes a revolution sensor and a cable tension adjuster.
• Revolution Sensor – As the slide motor moves the door, the revolution sensor generates pulses that are sent to the power sliding door control unit. The unit uses these pulses to determine the speed and position of the door as it moves. Remote Control Assembly – This assembly operates cables that release the door latch and activate the failsafe lever. The assembly includes the release motor, the remote control switch, the lock actuator, the door lock, the child-proof lock, and the linkage to the inside and outside door handles. • Release Motor – When the dashboard switch, the remote transmitter, or either the inside or outside door handle is used to open the door, this motor pulls on the release cable to release the door latch, allowing the door to open. • Remote Control Switch – This switch signals the power sliding door control unit that someone is trying to open the door with the inside or outside door handle.
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