2014 Odyssey #9 Fuse

unplug the cess assembly harness from the door and observe if you keep popping fuses.

its also helpful if you identify the fuse panel location, as there are many..

have you also tried the leaving the dash switch off for a period, and observed if fuses blow.

2011.2017.odyssey said:

unplug the cess assembly harness from the door and observe if you keep popping fuses.

its also helpful if you identify the fuse panel location, as there are many..

Fuse Box Diagram Honda Odyssey (RL5; 2011-2017)

Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Honda Odyssey (RL5; 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017).

fuse-box.info

have you also tried the leaving the dash switch off for a period, and observed if fuses blow.

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The fuse box is under the steering column and its fuse number nine it controls the drivers sliding door. Haven’t tried your suggestions yet but will.

Try put 60A fuse! just kidding.

In terms of electrical approach, fuse can keep blow up if ground isn't connected or the wire became 'bare' and keep shortening it. You should inspect the wires all over the door if any wires became bare (who knows? mouse/squirtles might have gotten in for chewing)

I know this will be going down to a long rabbit hole, but if all other process of elimination fails, this just might be, as rare as it can be, the problem.

LynnD said:

The fuse box is under the steering column and its fuse number nine it controls the drivers sliding door. Haven’t tried your suggestions yet but will.

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what does the fuse look like? melted or burned inside the lil glass window?

burned means short, melted means load.

2011.2017.odyssey said:

what does the fuse look like? melted or burned inside the lil glass window?

burned means short, melted means load.

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It’s a short. Somewhere I guess. Just hoping someone in here has experienced this and have ideas.

LynnD said:

It’s a short. Somewhere I guess. Just hoping someone in here has experienced this and have ideas.

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my above statement on cess cable stands then... do a search her on cess for gen 4 and read.

2011.2017.odyssey said:

my above statement on cess cable stands then... do a search her on cess for gen 4 and read.

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To be more clear, the "CESS Harness" is the corrugated wiring bundle that runs from the van to the sliding doors. It is replaceable separately and is easily damaged by careless kids (or adults) or just use.

-Charlie