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Re: I have a 2015 Honda Odyssey. My pandora cuts out 20...
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I'm surprised a dealership made that mistake. Honda did start making engines to take oil until around 2003. I would go back and have them put the correct oil in the van. 5W-20 is not as thick as 5w-30, so the engine may start to make louder noises down the road. Just stick with 5w-30 for what the engine was made for.
The square in the middle of the sides of the handle comes out and you can screw it back in. We have fixed this several times as my kids were always kicking it and putting their feet up on the seat.
Local mechanic determined engine was flooded and started it by holding throttle to the floor and cranking 5-7 seconds - then the engine sputtered to life. It has run perfectly before and since and I'm at a bit of loss to understand why this occurred this one time - so far. It's been driven now 5 days with no problems.
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