Where to put window screen on Odyssey camper?
On the Odyssey, the crease in the door just under the window makes a good alignment guide. If you are OK leaving the front doors closed (I enter through the rear sliders) you can get a more secure attachment by folding the top edge of the screen under the top edge of the door, as you close it (keep the magnets in place).
Is there a problem with my Honda Odyssey power windows?
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How do you close a window in a minivan?
Watch your fingers and when you get to the end, push the door closed. Then tuck the rear part into the sliding door opening, stick in place with a magnet (although it will generally stay in place), and close the slider. You should be able to open and close the slider without issue.
What causes the passenger side window to stop working?
All of a sudden, the passenger and rear right and left windows stoped working except the driver side window. This caused by a bad Relay on the fuse box by the Emergency brake pedal. The relay displays P/W. Remove it and jump the two cooper terminals and check for power if windows move. If so. Then your problem is a bad relay. Good luck. Loading…
Which is the best forum for Honda Odyssey?
Honda Odyssey Forum Since 2000 Odyclub community is the #1 forum to discuss all things Honda Odyssey: minivans, safety, service maintenance, mods, and more.
On the Odyssey, the crease in the door just under the window makes a good alignment guide. If you are OK leaving the front doors closed (I enter through the rear sliders) you can get a more secure attachment by folding the top edge of the screen under the top edge of the door, as you close it (keep the magnets in place).
Watch your fingers and when you get to the end, push the door closed. Then tuck the rear part into the sliding door opening, stick in place with a magnet (although it will generally stay in place), and close the slider. You should be able to open and close the slider without issue.