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Re: Sticking Sliding Doors in the Toyota Sienna
Posted by Connie Chapman on 8/21/07

    NO NEED TO BE FRUSTRATED. MY HONDA VAN HAD A SIMILAR STICKING PROBLEM
    WITH THE SLIDING DOORS. ALL THAT WAS NEEDED WAS A LITTLE LUBRICANT ON
    THE LATCH MECHANISM. IT TOOK ALL OF 5 MINUTES TO FIX THE PROBLEM.
    YOU SAY IT'LL COST $1700 PLUS PARTS TO REPAIR? I FIND THAT AN
    EXAGGERATION. EITHER YOU HAVE BEEN MISLED BY WHOEVER QUOTED THAT
    PRICE, OR YOU YOURSELF ARE NOT BEING HONEST ABOUT IT.
    I AM DUBIOUS ABOUT YOUR STORY BECAUSE IT SOUNDS FISHY TO ME.


    On 8/20/07, Tiff wrote:
    > I too am very frustrated with Toyota. I have a 98' Sienna and have
    > broken handles on both my sliding doors and rear hatch door. My
    > doors stick. I can only open the two front doors and one sliding
    > door from the inside. This is truly a safety hazard considering
    > that I have two small kids. I don't feel safe driving my children
    > in this van. The parts are $100 a piece, however, I was quoted
    > $1700 for labor just to repair the handles. I'm considering buying
    > a new van all together. It isn't worth the headache and the
    > hardache that will be caused in the event of an accident and I'm
    > unable to get my kids out. Toyota is truly losing it's sales pitch!

     
     

 
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