Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey touring. The contact stated the rear hatch on the vehicle slammed shut while it was in the upright position. When it closed, it damaged the bottom of the hatch. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who inspected the vehicle and stated the struts had failed. There were no recalls and she will be responsible for the repairs. The manufacturer was contacted and informed her that there were no related recalls and to take the vehicle to the dealer. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 38,000.
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Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that while opening the rear liftgate, the hydraulic system on the gate failed. The contact had to then manually open the rear lift gate. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where it was in the process of being repaired. The failure and current mileages were 75,000. The VIN was unavailable. Updated 09/02/11*lj updated 10/31/11
Rear liftgate struts on 2007 honda odyssey experienced sudden failure causing the rear liftgate to suddenly close on person standing beneath. Liftgate was functioning properly, lifted and closed no issues. Sunday 06/12 opened the liftgate and proceeded underneath as the liftgate came crashing down. No longer has strut assist to open or support it.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated the lift gate strut fractured. The dealer advised the contact that her VIN was not included in recall number: 10v055000, structure body hatchback/liftgate. The manufacturer was aware of the failure. The vehicle had not been repaired. The current and failure mileages were 43,000. The VIN was unavailable.
While traveling on the highway, a rock hit my A/C condenser. A replacement condenser costs $700-1,000. Please ask honda to invent some sort of condenser guard to protect it from road debris. My father had same problem with his 2006 honda odyssey.
Honda odyssey 2007 tail gate strut problem. It has been observed over the net that the honda odyssey tail gate gas lift dies after about 32,000 to 39,000 miles. Our died at 42,000 miles. Can you please keep record for this complaint and see if this helps to make sure that manufacture can provide some better parts. Thanks!!!
The stabilus stay assemble tailgate open num 74820-sju-a012 failed and let the tailgate door fall. It almost hit me on the head. Since then it fails to hold the tailgate door open on the honda odyssey ex-l .2007.
Our 2007 honda odyssey liftgate gas struts both failed with no warning on march 1, 2011. This is very dangerous because it slammed down and could have hurt someone. Seems this is a common occurrence with odysseys made in the last 10 years. I have had other vehicles with liftgates and none have failed. Honda should fix this as a safety issue before someone gets hurt.
I have a 2007 honda odyssey and the sliding doors do not latch properly, which could open while driving with my children sitting in the car. I get an audible chime telling me "a" door is ajar, but no warning light on the dash. When I come to a stop by hitting the breaks I hear the door finally close. This is a very scary knowing that I could be driving down the interstate and my doors could slide open at anytime. I have taken my car to the dealership numerous times in which they have replaced a failed door latch and tightened the chain and the problem still has not been corrected. I have seen many issues with this in other forums and I wonder what it is going to take for a recall to be issued.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that the driver and passenger sliding doors would not open yet the doors were unlocked. The warning light would chime while driving. The vehicle was never taken to the dealer for inspection on repairs. The failure persisted. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 110,000.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that the rear strut support for the rear hatchback failed without warning. The dealer was contacted and both rear strut supports were replaced. The contact did not inform the manufacturer of the failure. The current mileage was approximately 48,500 and the failure mileage was approximately 47,500.
When I turn or go straight, with and without brakes on, at a slow speed, I hear a loud horn-like sound. Seems to be coming from front. I only have about 21,000 miles and bought it new. This problem has been happening most of the time we've owned it (almost 3 years). Dealer can't make the problem happen. I even left it overnight. It usually happens when I leave home. I make short trips to school and store. It is sporadic. I heard another odyssey with the same noise pulling into a parking spot the other day. Is this common? It is annoying and embarrassing. It can be quite loud. Since I've had the recall done, it's not as frequent.
Both rear tailgate struts had leaked fluid, causing automatic tailgate to open but then slam shut rather than stay open. Service advisor explained that the problem only became evident after both of the struts had failed but, until then, one functioning strut may have been concealing the failure of the other. Problem manifested at 16,000 miles, and was less than two weeks out of warranty, but dealership charged me to replace the failed hatch struts.
2007 honda odyssey van. We noticed two small stains on the carpet in the rear storage area, where the 3rd row seats can be stored. We tried to clean the carpet with resolve, but that made the stains bigger. When we vacuumed the carpet, we found an oily residue with the consistency of lithium grease in the vacuum attachment. We removed the rear seats and folded the carpeting back. There's a gray panel of soundproofing or something else at the bottom of the cargo area, and that panel is disintegrating, leaving behind a tarry residue. The tarry residue is what reached up through the carpet to cause the stain. I don't know why the panel itself is disintegrating. We purchased the car used from a dealer in april 2010, and first noticed the problem in july 2010.
I have a 2007 ex with 13,000 miles and both of the tailgate (hatch) struts just failed suddently on 08/15/2010. There should be some additional safety mechanism on these so that they just don't collapse and cause harm (the hatch almost slam my 7-years old son on the head). Both can not go bad at one time and either one should support some weight. It is quite dangerous. These liftgate struts should be recalled before bad things happen. Honda should stand behind what they put in these cars.
Rear liftgate struts on 2007 honda odyssey experienced sudden failure causing the rear liftgate to suddenly close on person standing beneath. Saturday 08/07 liftgate was functioning properly, lifted and closed no issues. Sunday 08/08 opened the liftgate and proceeded underneath as the liftgate came crashing down. No longer has strut assist to open or support liftgate in open position. Struts are manufactured by stabilus part # 6826ur 0810n 251/06 a5 also has this number 74820-shj-a012. There is a safety recall for this exact issue in the 2005 honda odyssey the federal safety agency action number ea08015. Contacted dealer and scheduled an appointment to fix - at my own expense - as there is no recall notice for the 2007 sudden strut failure.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that the struts that hold the rear lift gate hatch failed and the lift gate would no longer hold in the upright position. The dealer was not contacted and the vehicle was neither diagnosed nor repaired. The failure and current mileages were 37,105.
Mechanical sliding side doors 1) when parked on a hill, frnt end dwnhill the sliding door opens all of the way then slams forward frm 4 to 6 inches back toward the frnt jam, the force will knock a child down 2) the door does not have a sensor ( like an elevator) that something or someone might be n its path when closing & it will close on anything or anyone in its path when closing. My child got her arm crushed btwn the door & the jam when the door closed on her. I had opened the door w/ the remote, I reached n & the door began to close b4 I could back out & crushed me betwn the door & the jam, even after making contact w/ my body it continued to crush me, the only way n both instances to stop the door frm crushing my 4yr old's arm frm her body & it doing I have no idea the extent of what it would have done to me, was to get 2 the manual handle nside the door. The remote will not stop it & the dashboard button will not stop it. The re ote does not have an open & shut button for the door. Remote buttons are a minor point, the doors need sensors. The challenges w/ the doors not having sensors to stop them & 1button open/close on the remote r issues we deal w/ on a frequent basis. My daughter & I r not the only ones who have been crushed n the doors. We have had other children even our 65 yr old grandmother has been crushed n them.
Closed back tailgate/door/hatch from inside the vehicle using the handle located on the inside if the unit. The handle is located so low on the rear door my hand became lodged between the door & the jam, there is no safety release inside the door to open it from inside trapping my hand. The touring model is the only model with a rear door opener on the remote but the interior handle is still located so low on the rear door the same situation occurs.
Rear tailgate struts fail on 2007 honda odyssey, causing tailgate to suddenly crash down. Children were in the vicinity and could have been killed. I took the car to a honda dealer, and the dealer said it is a common problem. There are also many instances of this problem mentioned on various internet sites. The 2005 odyssey has been recalled for a similar problem. If someone has not been killed already, someone will be killed if this issue is not soon addressed on a large scale.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated when lifting the trunk lid, the lid would not remain in the open position and struck her in the head. The vehicle was not repaired and the failure became progressively worse. The dealer advised there were no recalls for the vehicle. The contact spoke with an independent mechanic who advised the stalls would need to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileages were approximately 60,000.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated that while the children were getting out of the sliding door on the right passenger side, the door stopped midway. The contact stated that now the door would not open at all. The vehicle had not been repaired at the time of the complaint. The current and failure mileages were approximately 59,000.
The tailgate failed to stay open all the sudden, a direct hit on the driver with minor body injury. It had been working before and failed without any sign.
Noticed that since feb. 2010, my tailgate unexpectedly shuts closed, it fails to stay open, and at times, it opens only 3/4 the distance up and only for a short moment... Nothing has yet been completed to remedy the problem, I just realized through online search that others have the same concern, and a recent recall on 2005 lift gate strut recall was sent out.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact stated he had the left passenger side sliding door open and he noticed it began to close without warrant. He was unable to open the door with the door mechanism and instead attempted to open the door manually. He was able to pull the door open slightly, however the door continued to close and his wrist became jammed in the door. The vehicle had not yet been diagnosed or repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 48,000 and the current mileage was 50,000. Updated 05/19/10.
When I opened the rear power liftgate, it got almost completely open and then unexpectedly closed while making a beeping sound. It would have closed on my head if I didn't jump out of the way fast enough. I tried it again using the remote again and then w/ the liftgate button on the dashboard and it continues to malfunction.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 honda odyssey. The contact was driving approximately between 55-65 MPH. Unexpectedly, both rear interior doors ajared without assistance. The vehicle was driven to the side of the road and the defective doors were closed. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer for inspection. The failure was related to the closure motors. The estimated repair cost was $1,000. The vehicle has not been repaired for the malfunction at this time. The failure mileage was 105,000.
The rear hatch of my 2007 honda odyssey touring van suddenly fell on my 13 year old daughter as she was leaning into the cargo area of the van. The it appears that the struts designed to hold the door opened failed. The door weighs at least 50 pounds.
The automatic sliding doors of the 2007 honda odyssey ex-l entrapped my 5 year olds left hand at the back of the door. He has swelling, bruising, and abrasions. It does not appear that there is permanent damage. However, the proximity of the seat and seat belt to the rear door jam is conducive for this type of injury. The door should immediately reverse if it encounters any resistance to closing at any part of the door. It currently only stops it's motion if the front part of the door encounters significant force.
2007 honda odyssey has ongoing brake pedal problems. *nj the consumer stated the pedal was soft and it would drop from under her feet. The dealer bled the brake system. The rear hatch did not stay up on its own. The dealer replaced the struts on the hatch.
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