Brake Light Problems of Honda Odyssey

I purchased this vehicle (2013 Chevrolet cruze) in 2016 and it had mileage of 3,500 miles. Less than a month of ownership an alert showed and sounded in the dash lights that the rear driver's side door was open when it wasn't and this was while in a park position and while in motion on any road. The alert was almost constant so I brought it to a repair shop which replaced the latch in the door 3 separate times and the problem still occurred. Eventually I asked to just have the latch disconnected in the door because no one could fix it and stop the alert and sounds from going off. So now I have a $300 latch disconnected inside the door because that wouldn't fix the problem plus I have to manually lock and unlock that door if I need to use it when all of the other 3 doors can be electronically locked/unlocked with the fob or the lock/unlock button in the car. Now a new problem that is currently going on is the rear brake light in the back windshield is very dim while in a park position or while in motion driving on any road. It still works but is not as bright as it used to be. It's a light bar that sits in the back window acting as a 3rd brake light and it does not contain light bulbs. Also, I've had a couple of other alerts show up in the dash for a day or more while in a park position or in motion driving on any road and then they go away after a few days. I suspect this vehicle has an electrical problem and I can't afford to have it diagnosed.

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The contact owns a 2003 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated the gear would not release from park and that the rear brake lights failed. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer to be diagnosed or repaired. The VIN was not available. The failure and the current mileage was 100,000.

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The contact owns a 2000 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that the sliding door on the passenger side will not close tightly. The door open alarm continues to chime due to the failure. The dealer diagnosed the cause of failure as the motor on the sliding door and they made the repair. However, the failure continues. The current and failure mileages were 111,916. The dealer stated check lens on cyclops brake light, small lens access cover broken. Updated 08/28/07.

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Our 2000 Honda Odyssey is on its fourth set of bulbs for the high-mount stop lamp fixture. I notice an unusual number of Odyssey minivans with these lights out. I think the fixture may be defective or poorly designed.

Rear high mounted stop lamp is out and instrument indicator fails to light indicating brake light is out.

High center brake light failed.

High center brake light failed.

Third brake light failed due to bulb being deformed from heat build-up.

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