2010 HONDA ODYSSEY Complaints and Recall Information

The 2010 HONDA ODYSSEY has 5 complaints and 2 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report sudden breakage of the rear window while parked and issues related to fuel pump failure. Reports indicate the rear window shattered into thousands of pieces without impact, often during windy conditions.

Common Issues

• Rear window shattering. The rear window exploded into thousands of pieces twice within four months while the vehicle was parked, with nearby windows or doors cracked or open.
• Fuel pump failure. Owners report fuel pump malfunctions causing operational problems with the vehicle.

Two recalls are associated with the fuel system, specifically the fuel pump. These recalls address defects that affect fuel delivery and have implications for vehicle safety and operation.

Recalls

• Fuel pump module defect. NHTSA recall 14E049000 affects 280 vehicles. The Delphi replacement fuel pump modules may provide incorrect fuel gauge readings, causing the gauge to show 3/4 full to full regardless of the actual fuel level. This can lead to the vehicle running out of fuel and stalling, increasing crash risk. Delphi will replace the faulty modules free of charge.
• Fuel pump strainer cover deterioration. NHTSA recall 14V112000 affects 886,815 vehicles. The fuel pump strainer cover may deteriorate, allowing fuel to leak and increasing fire risk. Honda issued interim repair notices before supplying permanent fix parts. Vehicles currently leaking fuel pump covers receive replacement covers immediately, with improved covers installed when available.

Owners facing repeated rear window failures or unresolved fuel system defects may have protections under their state’s lemon law. Those dealing with ongoing repairs or safety-related recalls should consider consulting legal options for consumer rights.