2004 honda odyssey fuel pump relay location.

[@indiajesuslovesyou]

This relay has history of going down and stopping electric fuel pump from working! I am getting a spare so thanks for showing location! James

[@KentBauman-g5s]

Been chasing this intermittent problem for months! Tapped the relay just like you showed in the video and started right up. I had no clue where relay was located. Awesome video! Thank You so much!!

[@alexbermudo2525]

Thank you sir God bless you as always❤

[@undaunted7786]

Thanks for the video. You saved me from having to buy a fuel pump. Awesome video 👌

[@RobbyWorld1]

Main relay in my 2004 Odyssey was the problem. I was able to re-solder it. No cost. Located above the brake peddle.

[@Matanumi]

yeah I had this issue too- found cracks in the soldering when I pulled it out. bought a referb from a wrecker. Pulled mine out anyway and found cracks in the solder- re-soldered it threw it back in and no more fuel pump stalling!

[@perniciousprogressive8333]

Watched someone else's video for an '05 (I have an '03 & an '04) thinking it would be the same, and it is definitely NOT. So thank you, thank you, thank you, for straightening me out! :)

[@NathanaelSchulte]

Thank you, just what I needed for my 02 Odyssey!

[@GerardoGarcia-hg3lj]

Thank you my friend I I wish your video two hours ago now i got new spark plugs and new fuel pump ..but at the end it was the little box thank you thanks 😊

[@clayherbert1347]

Fantastic job! I very much appreciate your work!

[@geetoosmartv9964]

Thanks for this dood. You are the man.

[@rosseryn8216]

Thank you, very much appreciated. Your right the actual specific location isn't out there.

[@MrFergeson]

Thanks well done. 5 minutes later it's running again!

[@rusticb2850]

I like your helpful videos... Saves a lot of time for diys. Thanks

[@damianclarke9051]

Thanks Dude! Lots of wrong info out there, and your right about it! Solved my problem on a 2002 odyssey. Thanks for posting it! Wish I had tried this before the fuel new fuel pump!

[@xsliick]

What was your issue?

[@lylebobbitt8168]

Thanks so much Saved me from fuel pump r/r around $500

[@Francis-qy7vy]

Thank you very much I have a 2004 Honda Odyssey that needed the relay switch for the fuel pump

[@BeProductiveCreations]

Thank you! Very helpful!

[@jimmyroux679]

Thanks for this...I wouldn't have found it otherwise.

[@majmaj650]

Thank you, you solved my problem

[@billalexander8011]

Thanks for the video.

[@ThexPubstar]

Thank you man i appreciate this.

[@johnfleming510]

Thank You!

[@ronaldreagan388]

Thank you very much sir

[@justinzonts]

What was the reason you were replacing the relay?

[@babyrub5]

hi Justin. sorry for the late answer. my oddy was not turning on it was cranking it wouldn't turn over that's why I replaced the pump relay but that was not the problem it was a bad 10A fuse.

[@0seas_Castill0]

Which 10A fuse if I can ask?

[@FirstLast-yf7qw]

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@caseydavis6474]

Thank u! Good help

[@rontroy3843]

Please consider redoing with your phone horizontal! The way you did it I can't tell anything from your video. Plus you also have to have someone pull back to give context.

[@kckess]

Thank you.

[@MrTikalvideo]

But where exactly did you found it?? By the trunk? Inside the engine?? BY the roof?? WHERE!!!???

[@babyrub5]

Rick Deleon under the steering wheel

[@dougbawden4321]

Anyone know if the Honda elysion is the same?

[@deekay2]

Whaaaaaa????

[@dd2ffree63]

Thank you. But can't get it to move. Been pushing up & still won't release. Will try again and see what happens. Thanks again for KZbin vide UPDATE Got it out. Now trying to remove wires. Don't want to damage them

[@mayorhaggar1275]

Bravo

[@duathlete827]

so how does a 66 year old man contort his body enough to get under the dash to replace it! Maybe remove the front seat? Every once in a while my 99 Odyssey will stall. After a few attempts, it will restart after a few attempts then be fine for a few months. Hate having an unreliable car. Some research indicates there's a solder point that eventually goes bad on the relay which can be replaced or re-soldered. I'd like to be able to pull it and have a look at but not sure I can get to it.

[@babyrub5]

Brian K Kinney hi Brian, I wish I have a good answer to you. all can think is getting a bench same height of the entrance of the car and seat on it and lean ur back on the floor. or like you said removing the seat but it can be a lot of work doing that. I wish you good luck

[@duathlete827]

@@babyrub5 Thanks for your reply. I was half way kidding but your suggestion is a good one. I'm also 245 lbs so it's a pretty tight space to lay down in.

[@jeffreyadams8435]

Thank you

[@mrunlucky3024]

Thank you