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1999 Honda Odyssey Problems

 

Vibration When Braking Due to Rotor Problem

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The front brake rotors can warp and cause a vibration when braking. The rotors will need to be machined or in cases where they are worn to thin, replaced to correct this issue.

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Clock Light May Burn Out

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The clock light has a tendency to burn out.

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Electric Sliding Door Issues

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There have been some issues reported with the electric sliding doors. Our technicians remind us that proper diagnoses will be necessary to determine the cause of various faults which may occur.

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Various Automatic Transmission Issues May Develop

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Erratic operation of the transmission, which may or may not be accompanied by illumination of dashboard warning lights, would indicate internal transmission faults. Replacement of the transmission is generally required to correct this issue.

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Rough Idle/Harsh Shifting Due to Broken Front Engine Mount

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A rough idle and harsh transmission shift can be caused by a broken front engine mount. Replacing the broken mount will address these issues.

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Noise From Front Suspension Due to Worn Stabilizer Links

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A knock or clunk type noise may be noted from the front suspension over bumps. This is can caused by worm stabilizer (sway) bar links. Replacing both stabilizer bar links will commonly repair this issue.

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Manual Sliding Door Issues

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Manual sliding doors will stick or not open easily due to the door seal sealing too well. Sometimes this can cause the door handle to break when trying to open the door. Replacing the door seal with an updated seal from Honda will repair this issue.

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Feeding Coins into CD Slot Can Cause Blown Fuses

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Children feeding coins into the radio's CD slot can cause blown fuses, lights to stay on (both interior and exterior), and can ruin what was once a perfectly good radio.

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Check engine light due to faulty EGR valve

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The V6 engine is prone to problems with the exhaust gas recirculation valve (EGR valve) which can cause the Check Engine Light to illuminate.
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Engine Oil Leaks Due to Porous Engine Block Casting

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The engine may develop and oil leak due to a porous engine block casting. The repair procedure is dependent on where the leak is located. Honda has released a service bulletin covering model years 1999-2003. Honda may offer assistance with repairs, determined on a case by case basis.

 

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Check Engine Light on, Catalytic Converter Fault

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There have been reports of Catalytic Converter failure that causes the Check Engine light to come on. Replacing the catalytic converter will repair this issue.

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Third Row Seat Won't Unlatch Due to Loose Latch Cables

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Third row seat latch cables can come loose from the handle and can prevent the seat from unlatching. Reinstalling the cables and retaining them with clips should correct this issue.

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Rear Brakes May Groan Due to Faulty Rear Brake Drum

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On certain models the rear brakes can groan when coming to a stop. Replacing the rear brake drums may be necessary to correct this issue.

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Inaccurate Fuel Gauge Due to Sulfur Deposits on Sending Unit

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Sulfur deposits on the fuel sending unit can cause the fuel gauge to read inaccurately. Replacing the sending unit will repair this issue.

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Buzzing noise may resonate through transmission shift cable at freeway speeds

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A buzzing noise at freeway speeds can be caused by the engine and transmission resonating through the transmission shift cable. The Power Control Module (PCM) must be replaced to stop the resonating noise. 
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