2007 Honda Odyssey: ABS light or ABS activating

Filed Jun 5, 2022 · Electrical · CA

VSA light and ABS came on and all power lost while driving down road in heavy traffic.

Filed Oct 9, 2019 · 109,000 miles · AL

Vsa and ABS light on and the car is shaking when driving on the highway, I saw it's a common problem with the honda odyssey, I don't know why my vehicle is not listed on the recall.

Filed Aug 8, 2018 · Brakes, Driver assistance · 137,591 miles · NJ

A vsa with a triangle warning sign is on in my dashboard, I scare the ABS brakes will not work properly and it doesn't work the vsa switch on the left side of the dash neither to switch on or off, I check tires and looks ok the pressure of each, is any recall about this problem with this honda odissey '07?

Filed Jan 17, 2017 · Brakes · 128,000 miles · OH

2007 honda odyssey ABS braking system is soft with low pedal. Difficult to stop the vehicle at times, frequent problems for last several years. Even after recalls for faulty seals in the brake master cylinder years ago and then the recall for the vsa modulator . Bumped garage door while pulling in! Dealer said: faulty ABS modulator.

Filed Nov 24, 2015 · Driver assistance · 37,000 miles · NJ

Honda odyssey 2007 model is having a recall on vsa with service bulletin 13-098 on malfunction of vsa in the vehicle. My vehicle was performed this recall in 2014. Now my vehicle is started showing "! Vsa" orange light on the dash board. Honda of freehold dealer (www.hondaoffreehold.com) performed the diagnostic ($136 charged) and told me that ABS/vsa control unit part number 57110-shj-a61 is bad and need to be replaced. Cost of this part is $1117.50 and the quoted service charge is $256.00. My vehicle is just completed 37,000 miles. When I search the web for "vsa modulator unit" failure in odyssey. There are many customers reported the failure of this part. Honda is selling defective parts in their vehicles. This part is very expensive and failed with very less mileage on the vehicle and many of the customers reported failures. Please take an action regarding this defective part in the honda vehicles. Honda need to pay the part and service for this.

Filed Nov 19, 2015 · Driver assistance · 37,000 miles · NJ

There was a safety recall campaign number 10v098000 for vsa modulator. I went to dealer to fix this recall around in 2014 and now my odyssey is getting "! Vsa" light on dashboard. I checked the code and code is "dtc 66: vsa pressure sensor inside vsa modulator control unit". Dealer is saying vsa modulator is failed and replacement cost is ~$1500. Honda sold defective part on this vehicles and there were many complaints about vsa failures on this vehicles. My odyssey is only 37,000 mileage. This vsa modulator controls ABS also and we are very concerned about the stability of the vehicle with the failure of this module. Please find the photo of the dtc code read by the auto shop. Fixing this module is very expensive and honda should pay for selling the defective items which are mainly safety concerns.

Filed Jan 2, 2015 · Electrical · 18,000 miles · NY

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that while driving at 30 MPH, the vehicle safety assist system warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. The technician diagnosed that the ABS system needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The VIN was included in the federal safety agency campaign number: 13v500000 (electrical system). The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 18,000.

Filed Dec 9, 2014 · Brakes · 114,256 miles · NJ

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that after the vehicle was serviced for an unknown recall, the check engine and ABS warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the master cylinder needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and stated that the VIN was not included in the federal safety agency campaign number: 10v504000 (service brakes, hydraulic). The failure mileage was 114,256.

Filed Jul 10, 2011 · Wheels · 61,622 miles · MA

While driving on the freeway with my two children, the two front wheel bearings of my 2007 honda odyssey broke! Although I was able to continue to the side of the road, the car was not in any shape to continue. *tr I took my honda to the original dealer, herb chambers honda in seekonk massachusetts. At that time, they mentioned that a broken wheel bearing is extremely dangerous and we should not be driving the vehicle. The technician said that the wheel could lock up or come completely dislodged from the frame. In addition, he assured me that my driving did not cause the break and that is a clear defect in the product. Still, because the car had 61,622 miles, I was charged 700.00 to fix the bearings. I am asking nets officials to investigate honda for the wheel bearing failures on all honda odyssey minivans for the following reasons: thousands if not, millions effected - according to thousands of honda owners on the internet who have experienced the same issue, the wheel bearings break anywhere from 1200k (just off the lot) to 75k. Safety ' when you continue driving a vehicle with bad bearings, the symptoms will worsen and safety risks increase. The steering wheel will become harder to control. If this happens, navigating and steering will be difficult. A wheel will become loose and move around in the wheel arch, causing damage to hub and brakes. If the wheel remains unstable, it will eventually detach from the vehicle while you are driving. Abs issues - wheel bearings contain sensors that send a signal to the anti-lock braking system (ABS) when the tires spin or skid. Continuing to drive a vehicle with bad bearings can cause its ABS system to fail. When bearings are faulty, the ABS signal light usually appears on the dash indicating the disablement of the ABS system. This generally does not cause any interruptions in regular braking; however, it will suspend the ABS system's aid in emergency situations or while braking on wet or slippery surfaces.

Filed Nov 21, 2010 · Brakes · 1,000 miles · TX

Brake is not working properly even dealer has been changed ABS module twice. The last time in service to seal the air leaked into ABS module as recall but it won't help. Brake is still soft and not stop as driver desired. This van has been in 3 different dealers and 5th in john eagle honda in houston tx. Dealer couldn't fix this issue.

Filed Feb 19, 2010 · Brakes · 41,167 miles · AZ · crash

1. Driver in stop and go traffic applied brakes to stop vehicle, however, vehicle did not stop in time and resulted in a rear-end collision. This occurred on 11/30/2009. 2. Vehicle owner reported that when the brake pedal is depressed, there is a lack of response. Braking time and distance became significantly longer than normal. This problem was first observed by the vehicle owner on 11/27/2009, however, the driver was able to stop in time on that date, and the vehicle then functioned normally until the collision that occurred on 11/30/2009. 3. Immediately after the accident on 11/30/2009, the vehicle owner reported that the vehicle brakes had failed to the auto insurance carrier, and took the vehicle to the dealership for a diagnosis. Upon arriving at the dealership, the service representative acknowledge that honda was aware of the braking issue, and even though the vehicle was out of warranty, they offered to cover the repair at 90% and instructed the owner to collect the remaining 10% of the cost directly from honda. The dealership diagnosis was that the ABS module was leaking air into the brake system. All other braking components were operational. The dealership replaced the ABS module, and bled the brake system to remedy the problem. The old parts were disposed of by the dealership prior to insurance carrier being aware of issue. Service records indicate that the vehicle owner had vehicle braking system maintenance completed on 8/19/2009 at the same dealership.

Filed Feb 6, 2010 · Brakes · 45,000 miles · VA

My 2007 honda odyssey has twice had the following problem. Both times it was in conditions where the anti-lock brakes were (presumably) engaged: once coming to stop on a very wet street in rain, and the second on a very snowy, poor traction street. Both times I was braking harder than usual while decelerating to come up to a stop sign/light and the ABS engaged. The initial slowing was fine, no slipping, but as I decelerated through about 3-5 MPH, the brakes refused to work. I pressed the pedal harder but the brakes would no longer engage. I was moving very slowly, but unable to stop (and this was not due to road surface, it was due to the brakes refusing to engage). The first time I narrowly avoided hitting the car in front of me. The second time I just continued forward halfway through the intersection. I am a commercial pilot and it felt like the antilock brakes had released, and then refused to re-engage. I tried pumping them as well. No response. The pedal still had braking feel, just no brake engagement. Perhaps the ABS should cut out below 2 MPH or some preset number and this did not happen? Anyway, in those conditions, you need to be able to stop...even if you're traveling extremely slowly, being unable to stop the vehicle from entering the intersection through the red light is very dangerous.