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April 5, 2026
Worked well. The video was a plus.
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Hi, I'm Mike from 1A Auto. I hope this how-to video helps you out, and next time you need parts for your vehicle, think of 1AAuto.com. Thanks.
In this video, we're going to show you how to replace a front power window regulator on this 2003 Honda Odyssey. It's pretty much the same for any '99 to '04 Odyssey. We'll show you the driver's side door. The passenger's side door is the same procedure. Tools you'll need are a small flat blade screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver, a 10 mm socket and ratchet . or a 10 mm wrench will work as well ., and some painter's tape.
Start with a small screwdriver, and if you look into this cup here, there's a little trapdoor. Pry up and you can see a Phillip's screw there. Then, there would be another trap door here, but it's missing on this vehicle. There's a Phillip's screw there. Remove these two Phillip's screws. Pull up and back on this. Pull it out. There's two connectors. They both have just little tabs right in the middle top here on this blue one. Press it down. On this brown one, press down. Pull it out. The door handle pulls forward and then out. Again, there' a clip here on a rod. Just push that clip either with your finger or the screwdriver. Push that clip around. Pull the rod up and out. Then there's a connector here. Pull that off. Put a small screwdriver right up here. Pull this out a little bit. Work the screwdriver underneath. Pry it out. Pull that up. Here at the bottom, work your finger underneath and pull firmly. Release the clips. They're probably not going to release if your door panel has never been off, it may be a little more difficult to release. Release those clips and lift your panel up and off and then your speaker is connected right down here. There are two tabs on each side. Just squeeze the connector and pull it off.
Now, using a Phillip's screwdriver remove the control box and the bracket and then carefully pull. Actually, you have two plugs at the top. Use a flat blade screwdriver, pull off the plugs and then slowly remove the water shield. Around the speaker, it's a little stickier so we just kind of left it in place to do the work.
Next, we're going to remove the window and this is a cable operated regulator. So, if you kind of reach back here, normally, what happens is the cable breaks or some part of it breaks and you can actually just grab onto your window and move it up and down by hand. You want to move it into a position so that when you look through these holes, you'll see a 10mm bolt and that 10mm bolt holds the regulator onto the window. There's two 10 mm bolts you want to remove here and here. Now use a 10mm socket with a ratchet and extension. Remove those bolts. You could also use a wrench just by reaching in through the door, but the socket and ratchet will be much easier. Now, just slide the window up with your four hands. You can see we have a little helper there. Just tape the window up using some painter's tape to hold it in place.
Now, your window motor is plugged in on a plate down here. There's little tabs. Just push the tabs in. Pull out and then use a Phillip's screwdriver to remove the screw that holds that plate on and then a pair of pliers to squeeze the clips in back and pull the connectors off of the plate. Then there are three bolts here. You're going to remove this one and loosen these two and then you'll remove these two down here. Remove this one here and either loosen or you'll have to remove this one up here. Now I'm going to use my 10mm socket with ratchet and extension, again, and remove those bolts. Just fast forward through it here. Now, reach down in and pull the window motor up and out. Push the harnesses through the door and then reach in and remove the regulator.
The new regulator from 1A Auto is on the left. The old regulator is on the right. You can see everything is the same. The connectors are all the same, if you compare the connectors side-by-side. They have the clips on them and everything, just like the original. Now, hold both regulators side-by-side and you'll take a couple of the bolts out of the old regulator and motor. Just transfer these bolts into the new regulator. That just makes it a little easier when you go to install it. Let's speed it up here a little bit as I put the regulator back into place and hang the rail up by that one bolt at the top. Then, I make sure that the two bolts line up and hang up the window motor. Pull the plug through and then really speed up here as I just put the rest of the bolts in and tighten everything up nice and firm. Make sure you put on the little clip that's lower on the harness. It clips into the door from the backside and then clip the connectors to the plate. After you do that, make sure you plug everything back in and then re-install the plate with the Phillips screw. There's a little tab at the bottom that slides into the door and then the plate just installs with that one screw. Remove the tape that's holding your window up. Slide the window down to line up with the regulator. Now, use your socket and ratchet or your wrench and put those two bolts back in. Tighten them up and after you tighten them up we can reconnect your window switch and do a little test.
Now, we can just put the water shield back in place. Kind of stick it all back on where it goes. Put the little plugs in at the top. Then, use Phillip's screwdriver and remount the bracket for the door panel as well as the control box. You have to beat all those tabs. There's a little tab at the bottom. Push that in and down. For your door handle, reconnect our door lock if you have it. Pull this rod out. Put it down in. Flip the clip around and lock it on. The handle goes in. Slide it back. We kept the blue clip in the back, brown clip. Put the front in first. Slide if forward, down and in. Put the screws back on.
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Worked well. The video was a plus.
I give 1A Honda Odyssey replacement driver's & passenger's side power window regulators Three Stars. Here's why- The widow regulator cables get snarled. When the snarl passes through the poly-plastic pully, as the window is raised and lowered, the cable snarl destroys the poly-plastic pully- either binding the regulator and stopping the window in its travel. OR. Pulling the cable end through the bracket in which the window sits. In my Honda, the cable end pulled through the window bracket dropping the window into the driver's door with a bag. I happened to be starting a three drive on I 91. Unfortunately original equipment has the same problems- the regulators seem to last more miles even though they appear identical except for the physical size of the electric motor. They operate the window at the same speeds. Would I buy another window regulator from 1A? Yes. Price and shipping and YouTube installation videos are still a bargain compared too Honda prices and labor.
The part is well build and fit nicely. The only issue was that power cable was significantly shorter than the original. I could not feed the cable through to openings to connect to the power harness. I ended up pulling the cables up through the speaker opening - yes there is plenty of room without impacting the speaker. I also needed to duct tape the cable connector to the panel so it would not interfere with the window as it comes down.
I bought and installed on a 2004 Honda Odyssey EXL. After installing the part I tested it and it lowered fine but struggled to raise the window up. I had to put my hands inside the door (speaker hole and hole to left of plate) and pull back on the the bar/plate to lessen the curve/bend in the bar. After doing that the window went up and down fine. Another thing to be aware of is in the video it does not tell you that you might have to connect the switch to raise/lower the bracket that holds the window so you you can install the bolts. Finally, there was an additional cable harness that had to be disconnected inside the door (blue) that wasn't mentioned in the video. I think that one was for the heated seats. Overall, I'm pleased with the product and the video was very helpful. Just taking off one star for the bend in the bar needing adjustment.
It's been two months since I installed it and still works great. I bought this one because of the lifetime warranty and the instructional video.
Great service fit perfectly
The widow regulator for 2003 Honda Odyssey Driver door installed well today. The video was very good. Only comments is that video did not say to hook up the window switch to run it when need to align the bolt holes within the door holes so can reinstall the window. Also in video all three clips were on the cable and connector. In reality none came on the new unit. The two orange ones from connectors can be transferred from original equipment. But the white one on the cable cannot. It is possible to get it off the old, but cannot put it on the new because the pull-tie has already been trimmed short during the first install, so cannot thread it on the new install. Installed okay without having any white clip. Hopefully does not rattle. Also new unit did not have very much grease for sliding. Looked like the old had a lot more grease.
Great part, the main install direction was not there... of course! What do you do if the part doesnt align to the holes in the door! I managed to figure out how to manually articulate the regulator to align for install.
I shopped around many places and 1A Auto had the best deal. It doesn't stop there either, besides the low price, 1A Auto also offers a free How-To-Video for ease of installation. I'm pretty handy but I think even if you're not, but have handled tools before, it can be done. You save lots of cash by doing so too. Bottom line, great quality part!! Thanks 1A Auto for saving me money!!
Came on time and fit perfectly. Video guide was very helpful
