Left sliding door doesn't open or close

Asked by grandpapaul Mar 26, 2015 at 03:18 PM about the 2001 Honda Odyssey EX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Door was frozen shut, tried to open when operated but stopped without opening. Now no operation at all, no motor noise, won't latch, power door warning light on.

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make sure you door switch on the left side of your steering wheel is on. U might have to use the switch next to the steering wheel to operate it, if it is confused. Dont force the door manually as it can jam the cable and/or hurt the motor for the door. If it is on and there is no noise from your motor go after your fuses. If its motor has no noise at all it could be your motor gave out. Hopefully not but if the motor did go out two options are to replace it with a new or used out of a junk yard or turn the door to manual you would have to eliminate its cable in the door. But thats if you have no other options.

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Hi Trina, would you know by any chance please?… I have had the door turned to manual by a car electrician. It worked few times (for a week), but now it’s completely stuck shut. It feels like it’s locked somewhere inside… I tried playing with the switch by steering wheel, also turned it off from the electric option. Also tried playing with the manual lock inside, but no luck. Would you have any idea what could possible cased the issue/how to fix? Thank you

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