20 Most Recent 1995 Honda Odyssey Questions & Answers

When you drive, if you loosen your grip on the steering wheel, does the truck try to steer to the left or right? When you lift the truck, do the tires move in the same manner (parallel) or do they toe in or out or do the tires tilt in or out? Where do the tires wear: inside , outside, middle, cupping on the tread , ?

cause it is geared lower in 4wd

You must try to perfom key coding

It comes from the heater to the valve on the left side of the engine in the rear left side just follow it from the firewall to that point

That's called a rear main seal. It seals the crankshaft exit point where it enters the torque converter / transmission. If your leak is here on the rear main, then you'll need to pull the ****** to change it out. If your leak is higher up, it may not be the rear main, it could be valve cover, if its lower than that, it could be the oil pan gasket. SInce it occurs only when running, it sounds like the rear main though. sorry. :(

they are easy , goto youtube and see how it is done post your question there ,

if it is turning over and no igition then it could be your timing

You go to a dealers parts dept Give them your Vin # & they will show you the part on the computer & you point to it I suggest you always bring the old parts with you

Plug wires on wrong ? Timing belt jumped ? Exhaust Converter blocked? They only last 12 to 14 years (maybe) Plugs Gaped correctly? Vacuum leaks-Evap,Exhaust,Intake,PCV !! Egr problem?

All you need is a simple alignment

Probably the gas lines are emptied. What you need to do first is to turn the switch On 2-3 times to make the gas pump to work and fill the gas line up to the injectors (do not start the engine), then you try to start the engine. Hopefully this helps you.

Check the ignition switch, they are known to go bad. Two 6mm screws on the back side of the lock cylinder hold it in place. If it is original it is more than likely bad. Here is a link that was extremely helpful to me in resolving my no-start condition:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/startproblems.html#ignitionswitch