2019 HONDA ODYSSEY Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2019 Honda Odyssey has 10 recalls, the most serious involving a wire harness near the third-row power outlet that can short and overheat, raising the risk of a fire, and a software error that can cause the side and curtain airbags to deploy without a crash. Several recalls affect Braun-modified wheelchair-accessible conversions specifically: a fuel tank that can overfill and leak fuel near ignition sources, and rear anti-lock brake wheel speed sensors that may have been routed to the wrong wheels, preventing the system from properly preventing wheel lockup during hard braking. Vehicles converted by Rollx and equipped with QRT wheelchair restraints also face a separate concern where the restraint system may not secure the wheelchair during transit. The power sliding doors have two related issues: water can freeze the outer door handle cables in cold weather, and the latch assemblies themselves can stick and fail to engage the door striker. Either problem can allow a sliding door to swing open while the vehicle is moving. On the electrical side, a loose or degraded battery connection can cause the transmission control unit to reboot and unexpectedly shift into Park, potentially damaging the parking rod and allowing the vehicle to roll. The rearview camera can also take in moisture and produce a distorted or blank image, or fail to display in bright conditions.