Kia, Audi Take Top Spot In Least Expensive Brands...

Find a Car

Go!
2003 Honda Odyssey Photo

2003 Honda Odyssey - Q&A

MSRP: $24,400 - $30,400 See Local Classifieds
 
Jump to: Other Expert Sources Consumer Reviews Questions & Answers

2003 Honda Odyssey Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 12 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
Odyssey headlights (2003)?
I'm looking at buying a 2003 Odyssey. The driver-side headlight has some moisture in it, I think from a previous accident. My question is, is this moisture a big deal? Is there any kind of safety hazard here, particularly revolving around (but not limited to) the water/electricity thing? And if I were to replace the headlight, how difficult /...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 3 answers

if you dont replace the headlight the bulb will burn out constantly especially when the moisture becomes excessive. call a honda dealer, it should cost around 400-500 because the front bumper must be removed to access the houding

Can I replace 225-60-16 tires with 235 -60-16 tires on my 2003 honda odyssey?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 5 answers

Yes you can, its not a big difference! Hope this might help! Reference:Car enthusiast-Honda Car owner

Does anyone know the factory measurement between the side rails on a 2003 Honda Odyssey?
Looking to get a new roof rack system but can't find an accurate width between the siderails. Yes, I can measure it but I want to get the factory measurements.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

the original installation instructions for the 2003 doesn't give the dimensions of the cross bars but it does note that the front bar is "slightly longer" than the rear cross bar that is "slightly shorter". the only help I can offer is to send you a scan of the install instructions which show the...

How do you combine the 2003 Honda Odyssey's 2nd row seat?
How do you do it?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

There's a lever on the side of the seat. Flip the lever, tilt the seat forward a bit, and slide it over until it's flush with the other seat. Lower the seat back down until it latches and you're done.


More From High Gear Media

 
 
The Car Connection

  • Follow Us

    •
 
 
© 2012 The Car Connection. All Rights Reserved. The Car Connection is published by High Gear Media. Stock photography by Homestar, LLC. Send us feedback.
 

Use the form below to send us a tip, give us feedback, or just say hello.

(max 750 characters)