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3rd Generation Honda Odyssey Magnetic Vent Mount, er, Mount - image

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odyssey_vent_mount_dock_v2.stl
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3rd Generation Honda Odyssey Magnetic Vent Mount, er, Mount

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I love the magnetic dash mount for my phone (Logi Zerotouch) but I hate that it blocks my A/C vent (I live in Florida). I also wanted the phone oriented in a place that was reachable and doesn't block anything else in my dash and didn't require hardware to mount. Yeah, a lot of requirements, no? Well, I finally tinkered around and found that I could clip a mount onto the dashboard trim of my 2009 Odyssey without using hardware and here is the result. It's easy to remove the dashboard trim. Just open the upper glove box and use a trim tool or an electrical tape covered screwdriver to pry the trim from the dash where it meets the dash at the glovebox opening. Then you slide the clip on the back of the mount onto the trim between the navigation screen (or radio depending on your model) and the dash trim and push the dash trim back on. I find that it's not wobbly but if you do, you can put some double side tape on the bottom of the mount to affix it to narrow flat part of the trim on top. Theoretically this should work on any 2005-2010 Odyssey (3rd generation). This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8z1904N7y1P

Updated Aug 10, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Bill Brown (mentalbob) · License: CC BY-SA

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