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Re: Sticking Sliding Doors in the Toyota Sienna
Posted by Charlene Blake on 1/30/08

    On 1/30/08, George wrote:
    > I have a 2002 Sienna and both of the manual sliding doors can't be
    > opened. The right-side door had the problem first then a few
    > months later the left door started having the same problem.
    >
    > A design problem!

    Funny that you should post this...I seem to be having a RECURRENT problem
    with the sliding door locks! The door locks were replaced once already, but only
    after I complained loudly against being blamed for it!!

    This time, the driver's side sliding door will not open at all from the outside!! If
    this van were to be in an accident, they would have to use the "jaws of life" to
    get anyone out! This is totally unacceptable and UNSAFE!!

    This is a 1999 Sienna with much less than 100,000 miles on it. This van has
    been very well maintained by a Toyota dealership since purchase at the same
    dealership.

    I shudder to think what might happen to small children or the elderly should
    they be TRAPPED inside this Toyota vehicle in an accident or otherwise. What a
    way to go!

    Please see my petition created in 2003 at http://www.petitiononline.com/
    TMC2003/petition.html. Seems THOUSANDS beyond the ones who have been
    complaining to Toyota are NOT happy with the problems encountered in their
    relatively low mileage Toyota vehicles.

    Charlene Blake
    cblake@erols.com

    Toyota Owners Unite for Resolution: Engine Oil Sludge

     
     

 
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