Anti-theft Controller Problems of Honda Odyssey

My 2018 Honda Odyssey has only 3295 miles , I am getting message on display anti theft system lost power . The message displayed 4 times in last three months. Sometimes it is scared to drive the van.

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Keep getting error message that my care has lost power between driving and the anti theft on the radio displays. Dealership hasn't been able to reproduce this issue even though I have photos of it happening 15 + times it has happens since the van was a few weeks old.

We have been having issues with our driver side door since it was 6 months old they have fixed it twice now including the recall a few months ago, and it is back to not closing. The first time they fixed it when we were waiting on parts the door got totally suck closed and could not be opened any way. This is becoming a safety issue. I have 10 plus videos from over the last 18 months where the door refused to close and bounce back open multiple times I have to switch the door to manual to get it to close, we also get a anti theft error at least 1 time a week and Honda has no idea on that error either. All my photos and videos are too big to attach.

Beginning at 10,077 miles in January 2018, my vehicle began experiencing lost power to radio/tuner/touch screen at vehicle startup. Many occurrences have been documented with video. This screen also serves as a controller for phone calls, navigation, and it is the backup camera display. Electronic failure symptoms later included issues while the vehicle is in motion: slow navigation system performance, delayed backup camera images when trans is shifted into reverse, display "freezing" with and without hands-free phone system active, unexpected muted phone calls, inability to disconnect a phone call, warning messages appearing on display, anti-theft system failure messages. Each occurrence while the vehicle is in motion represents a distraction of driver attention. The touch screen/display/central controller/audio unit has now had 7 repair attempts. I have full documentation which is too large to upload. Through internet forums, other Honda Odyssey owners have identified their Odysseys as plagued with similar display/controller failures. American Honda motor CO is aware that such problems exist, and they are unable to provide a remedy. Further, american Honda motor CO is unwilling to provide relief and protect me, the consumer, through a voluntary vehicle buyback/repurchase.

Headlights: when the van was purchased I discovered several days later that the drivers side headlight was not working. Discovered the lights was not plugged in. December 18 & 27 the anti-theft system disabled. The dealership picked up van and said they repaired. I was told there was a connection that was not securely clipped together. When this happened I had been parked and away from the van for at least an hour on both occasions. When I started it to leave the error message was on the screen. Immediately contacted the dealership both times.

1. Failure of the rear entertainment system: the rear camera and entertainment system will lost "network connectivity" and stop functioning 2. Brake mitigation system: spontaneously turns on 3. Failure of the infotainment system: the infotainment system will turn off and go into a series of failures, ultimately turning off completely and not functioning. The infotainment system will also experience power errors resulting in errors with the anti theft system. In addition, the radio/speakers periodically stop working.

Complaint - air bags & security alarm system takata recall. My Honda van has the airbag warning light intermittently on. Most days, it is not lit, but for instance, driving today, I got the light. Van has never been in an accident and is still the original factory installed equipment. Airbags don't fail unless it is faulty manufacturer such as part of takata recall. Honda van recall is limited to 2004 but I think 2005 can also be affected. Also anti theft security system is out of control and any time is activated.

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Letter from senator nelson on behalf on constituent, an active duty military member stationed in germany who is having problems with his 2010 Honda Odyssey (dot/I# s2012 282). The consumer stated the vehicle has an unidentified electrical and/or computer problem that triggers the anti-theft system every time he opens the doors, which cause all the power buttons inside the vehicle not to function.

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The contact owns a 2010 Honda Odyssey. Upon parking the vehicle he was unable to unlock any of the doors. The anti theft system began to sound after repeated attempts to exit the vehicle. The incident was reported to the police who informed him to move the key back and forth inside of the ignition which allowed the doors to unlock and the contact to exit the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer who was unable to diagnose the failure and the computer system was reset. The failure and current mileages were 5,120. Updated 01/14/lj.

Factory installed safety alarm signals false . The alarm horn and lights causes calls to police as to a possible crime attempt police are threatening to issue a false alarm citation known as a booking violation the vehicle cannot be locked without being watched and is a safety hazard Honda dealers ,garages say they have no way to diagnose this system and cannot disable this feature it occurs any time of day or nite will not occur for several days then will go off many times.

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Dealer is refusing to replace alarm system because it was not brought/installed by them.

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After getting out of vehicle alarm automaticly set off itself. Vehicle rolled back into another parked vehicle. Consumer not sure if vehicle was in park gear. After acident, consumer was able to remove keys from ignition in drive gear. Which according to Honda he should not bee able to do.

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