No air out of rear vents, AC fine in front vents

Asked by GuruTRT5F Jul 14, 2018 at 03:34 PM about the 2010 Honda Odyssey EX-L FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Front vents: AC cool, air volume good.
Rear vents: No air volume at all (specifically all 4 vents in the roof)

What I've already checked:
- Dashboard settings (Rear AC is on)
- Checked Rear Blower Motor fuse (ok)
- I hear the Rear Blower Motor running (sounds like it is running at least)
- Took off rear panel to superficially check motor (did not disassemble
motor).  Motor appears to run, ducts at blower motor are connected.

Things I'm thinking about:
- Duct Damper might be stuck, however I'd think that even with that damper
closed, the blower motor in the rear would simply push some sort of air
through those rear vents.  That assumption might be wrong, hence why I'm
here as I don't know what the next thing to check is.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

3 Answers

40

I’m having the same problem in an 06 EXL. Did you find out what your problem was?

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20

Also looking for a solution here. Any luck Krista? Guru?

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30

Duct dampener motor sounds bad, check floor vents in 3rd row, if air is moving from floor vents it is the dampener

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