Broken sliding door

Door locks work but sliding passenger (electric) door will not open in either manual or electric mode. Door remains in fully closed position. Driver side sliding door works fine. Door seems to unlock okay. I have both sliding door panel and adjacent panel covering the motor for the cable assembly removed at this time. With door closed tight, I cannot seem to unbolt and free up the latch assembly itself. Is there a way I can manually trigger the latch assembly to release the door to open (with a screwdriver, lever, etc)?

Ken, THANKS for your reply. I am going to save your answer because it will come in handy in the future, I'm sure. Since I wrote in, I was lucky enough to discover the problem. Until this moment, absolutely nothing I tried manually or electronically worked to budge the door. I finally had the door and adjacent panels completely off to examine everything part by part; and then I pulled off the door motor spools. Hidden beneath the spools was a small tangle of cabling, binding up spool and motor shaft, locking up movement in the entire system. Apparently, the cable rusted and broke very near the center of the spool, hidden from view and the rest of the cabling one could see. So for example, under the exterior cable trim panel the cabling looked fine, tension existed as it normally would (because it was actually just tight against the inner spool.

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I really appreciate it. I have to say I got very different advice locally from Honda experts. One Honda "master mechanic" suggested the problem was likely a stuck/broken latch assembly; so, to get the door open, ". We sometimes have to just start drilling through the inner metal door frame and then into the latch assembly, and it would then "release" the door if one drilled here and there until you hit the right spots". Glad I didn't do that one!

Thanks very much. The diagrams will be very helpful. Best regards to you!

The slider door on drivers side lock latch is stuck in lock position, making the door unable to close. What do I do?

Got lock unlatch. Can now only manually close the slider due to no power. When I hand shut the slider when in off position, and pushing shut, the door engages to lock position, but nothing else happens, and nothing once flipped to on position. The other slider on passenger side has power working. Idk what to do cuz already did fuse checks and troubleshooting no luck, battery cables etc etc but no luck.

Electrical problem
2002 Honda Odyssey 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 100 M miles

The Sliding doors stopped working after one of my sons forced the door to open, to retrieve his jacket. My hunch is that a fuse burnt up.

I see the fuse box located under the steering wheel, but I do not know what fuse I should be replacing, and since our car was bought used, we do not have a manual.

Can you help me out with telling me where I can find a picture of the fuse box - or could you indicate what fuse it is I need to change?

Thanks a lot!

There are several fuses.
Primary under hood fuse box is located in the back or the engine compartment on the passenger's side. Check fuse # 11, 30A.. Secondary under hood fuse box is located next to the battery. Check fuse # 1, 30A.. Passenger's side interior fuse box is below the dash on the kick pannel. Check fuse # 1, 20A, and check fuse # 5, 20A.

Hi! I have a 2000 Honda Odyssey EX with 168k miles on it, the engine is a 6cyl. I am having 2 problems.

#1 the passenger side rear power door is not functioning and the "Power Door" light is on.

#2 I have a "check emmissions" light that has come on.

I don't know what to do about either of these and I'm looking for guidance. If I can handle any of it myself, that would be great, and if not, what am potentially looking at in terms of a repair bill?

Thanks so much!

Dawn

I've got a similar problem with my '02 Odyssey. However, I don't think any of the items mentions could be the problem, because it's an intermittent problem. Also, I can get it to slide automatically with the dashboard button, or the key fob. When the door handle itself fails to make it work, most times just pulling a little hard on the door to get it started will get it to operate.

Any suggestions on what this problem could be?

Also: 'lostinmars' said 're-homing' could be the solution. How do you re-home the door?

Interior problem
2000 Honda Odyssey 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic

Hi, I have tried the standard resetting of my rear passenger power door, but it still doesn't resolve my problem. The door functions fine, unless I try to use the door handle. Then it closes but won't latch, and tries to re-open and the warning beep sounds. I have taken off the inside panel and found that if I try to close it with the handle then I must stop it before it closes, manually push a rear latch down inside the door with a screwdriver, and then it successfully completes the cycle of closing and latching.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.