general problems of the 2011 Honda Odyssey

Vehicle stalled was able to safely get to side of road and stop and then everything locked up. I tried to get out of the doors. I manually unlocking them, but they would not allow me to get out. It was 90° outside and at this point the internal temperature was probably creeping to 120. I started to panic as I tried the other doors. Finally realizing I had to call 911. It was taking a while for her to believe me that I was stuck inside vehicle and not able to physically get out. I then tried the last sliding door and was able to pry it open and get out. This was a very scary situation. If the vehicle computer system turns off there should be a way to manually get out of the vehicle.

The contact owns a 2011 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the messages "check systems" and "check power" were displayed, and the battery warning light illuminated. The contact stated that on a separate occasion, after refueling, the vehicle failed to restart. After several attempts, the vehicle was able to restart; however, the check engine warning light was illuminated. The contact stated that the check engine warning light was constantly illuminated, and the battery warning light was intermittently illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic; however, no cause for the failure was found. The vehicle was not repaired, and the failure persisted. The contact stated that since the failures started, the battery had been replaced twice. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 150,000.

Back-up camera screen is black and only shows guide-lines.

The passenger side electric door cord snapped while children were getting out of the vehicle and no we cannot open the door any longer. The safety of my children were put at risk since there was no warning that this was going to happen; the door made a loud noise and started to shut quickly. The problem has been confirmed by an independent auto repair center and we were quoted $1,100 to repair (the entire motor and door pulley system needs to be replaced; we cannot only fix the cord - we have to replace the entire thing). Has the vehicle or component been inspected by the manufacturer, police, insurance representatives or others? no. Were there any warning lamps, messages or other symptoms of the problem prior to the failure, and when did they first appear? no warning.

Automatic sliding doors opening by themselves, even when doors are locked. Happened when sitting in home driveway and public parking lot,stationary at both locations. Also,stopped at a red light,applying brakes, on a city road and automatic door locks unlocked and locked again, on their own. Unknown reasons for these occurrences. Also while sitting stationary in driveway, my vehicle started up with no one inside, no key in ignition, and doors locked.

This is a follow-up of my complaint number 11076339. On that complaint I forgot to report that on 2/18/18 after a long weekend away and not driving the van for 4 days, when I tried to start it the battery was completely dead. I had to contact my insurance (geico) who dispatched a tow truck to jump start my van. Since then almost every time I start or turn off the key to my van it tell me "bat low'. I contacted the dealer and again they tell me that the van works as designed, that I need to drive the van every day for long rides. This is not acceptable. Honda needs to recall these 2011 Odysseys and rectify the problem. Thank you in advance for your assistance with this matter. Jerry mendes.

Have a brand new battery and every time I start or when I turn off the van it tells me "bat low". The dealer also replaced the battery sensor but the problem did not go away. I took van several times to dealer but they say: the van runs as designed, but, how ironic, it could not pass the nys inspection. They told me to drive it for 60 miles at high speed and hopefully it would then pass inspection. It did. There is a design fault with the electric system and Honda refuses to address the problem. Did some research online and a lot of other people have the same problems with their 2011 Honda Odyssey. Attached is their servicenews article of Feb 2011 outlining the problem. The dealer followed the directions but the problem persists. Honda needs to correct the problem once and for all. Thank you.

Tl the contact owns a 2011 Honda Odyssey. While operating the vehicle, the "check charging system" and "low battery" sensor indicators illuminated and the vehicle suddenly shut off. The vehicle was taken to jeffrey Honda (30800 gratiot Ave, roseville, mi 48066), but the cause of the failure was not determined. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 103,000.

Passenger side door motor assembly and cable. Coated cable rusted and snapped. Substandard cable quality. Premature failure. Car was stationary. Cable snapped and popped outside of the vehicle potentially injuring person standing near door. Door unable to close without unreasonable force posing danger to passengers riding with open door. Passenger can not exit car with cable snapped. Can not replace just the cable causing undue financial hardship. Seat heater- faulty, crimp in heater broke causing failure with normal use by 100 pound person.

While driving the vehicle the check battery light comes on. It's not a battery issue. I have installed a brand new battery. Once the voltage drops the vehicle become sluggish and will not accelerate. This could be very dangerous in a high-speed situation such as on a busy freeway. In doing research I have found this appears to be a fairly widespread issue. But I do not know if there have been any deaths as a result of it yet. I do not believe Honda is doing anything about the issue. It appears to be affecting some later models as well.

Car when on bluetooth with iphone will abruptly cut off and not allow operator to use hands free. Every day this happens.

8 months ago while vehicle was park, rain came inside the van behind rear view mirror down through the radio. 04/01/16 while driving(highway) in the rain water again came inside the van behind the rear view mirror. Talked to service tech. She stated this a common problem with Honda, but they still have to charge for this manufactured problem. Have 75535 miles.

Battery warning came on so replaced battery. Light came on again a few weeks later so had battery tested as well as anything that would drain battery life. Everything was good. But now every time I open the door or turn off the car the car loudly beeps a low battery warning. Fed up with it. If car was not paid off I would trade it in but would think twice bout getting another Honda since they won't fix the problem.

Change battery warning! just replaced for a brand battery. Two months later the same thing!?.

The battery and electrical system frequently goes dead, leaving my family stranded and feeling insecure about the safety of this vehicle.

Have a recurring issue with tmps light on my Honda Mini-van. Have been to the dealer several times to have it looked at, the code coming back is "radio frequency third wheel", and this light on the dashboard will not shut off. The dealer told me this is something they cannot fix. Honda corp needs to acknowledge the problem and inform dealers how to fix the tmps indicator light. I have read that smartphones, laptops, etc can cause this problem, which should not even be an issue. I will always have my smartphone with me for safety purposes. Technology should never be an interference issue with tpms. This indicator jolts/scares me when it comes on, most times on the highway nearly causing an accident. The dealer today told me to put black tape over the lights so they don't bother me, that was their answer!! not acceptable.

Driving approximately 25mph on a side street. Car shut off while driving. Immediately lost power steering and power breaks. Had to come to a complete stop to restart car. Car restarted and drove 1 mile home. Car towed to dealership. Dealership could find no error message on computer reading.

The tire pressure monitoring system warning came on after seasonal wheel/tire change by tire dealer. Each time that the tire dealer tried to program the Honda system it malfunctioned after approximately 24 hours of operation. All parts are of Honda manufacture. During the periods of that tpms flashed on the instrument panel one has no way of knowing if tires are safely inflated. I was forced to drive over 200 miles over 3 days in order to reach a Honda dealer. The dealer "found tpms sensors were not programmed to vehicle. . . Reprogrammed sensors". I understand that Honda is unique among auto manufacturers in it's tpms system not being serviceable by the tire industry that the public must rely on for safe operation of Honda cars.

Car fails to respond to key fob transmitter.