Odyssey has no way to start. The green key light keeps flashing, and it is proficient in maintenance.

Now there is always an anti-theft function that can't be lifted and won't catch fire. There is a green key symbol flashing in the upper right corner of the instrument, and there is no fault code.

The voltage of the throttle position sensor is too high, which is the problem of the throttle position sensor. You can use the automobile computer tester to see the dynamic parameters. If the voltage is between 0.2- 1v when stopping, or the voltage is between 3.8-5v when the accelerator is pressed to the bottom when not stopping, it means that there is no problem with the accelerator and the line may be grounded. If not, it means that the sensor is broken or aging and must be replaced.

The reason why Honda can't catch fire may be that the vehicle anti-theft system is started, the battery is dead, the gasoline circulation pipeline is blocked, and the ignition system is not working well. If the green button on Honda's dashboard flashes and it won't catch fire, it's because Honda's anti-theft function is activated and the vehicle can't start. You can drag the vehicle to the 4s shop, remove the anti-theft and reset the password. The green button on the dashboard flashes, indicating that the "startup chip" inside the button has not been detected. You can try to open the master key, see if there is anything abnormal in the glass tubular startup chip inside, and try to change the direction of the chip. If no abnormality is found, but it still won't catch fire, you need to match a suitable starting chip and put it in the key to start the vehicle.