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How do I put a Honda Odyssey in neutral with a dead battery?
My Honda Odyssey has a dead battery, but it’s parked headfirst in my one-car garage. The only way to jump-start the vehicle is to push it outside of the garage, but I can’t get it into neutral. What do I do to put the Odyssey in neutral if it has a dead battery?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
That sounds frustrating for sure. If you want to put a Honda Odyssey in neutral with a dead battery, simply follow these steps:
- Hop into the driver’s seat.
- On the top of the steering wheel column, you should see a small plastic lid about an inch or so wide.
- Remove this plastic lid.
- Once you have the lid removed, take your key and place it in the hole. You should feel a spring-loaded switch/button.
- Keep the button pressed down.
- On the steering column, move the gear shift down twice to put the vehicle in neutral.
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