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2004 Toyota SIENNA Latches Locks Linkages Problems, Complaints and Defects

Issue ID	769338
Internal NHTSA #	10313527
Manufacurer	TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION
Brand	TOYOTA
Model	SIENNA
Model Year	2004
File date	20/12/09
Component	LATCHES/LOCKS/LINKAGES
Product type code	VEHICLE
Description of the problem	The weld that secures the door check mounting panel to the driver door is failing on my 2004 sienna le. I get the dreaded popping noises when the door is opened and closed. The door check is the device that holds the door open halfway or fully open. This device provides resistance so the door does not swing freely. Toyota is aware of the issue (toyota service bulletin nv003-07) and extended the regular warranty to 5 years and 1000,000 miles for this situation (toyota motor sales usa letter to me in ~ 2008). Stevinson toyota (lakewood co) told me the repair would be at my expense. My car is only 6 years old and has 111,000 miles. If toyota was concerned enough to extend the warranty and cover the repair, why not issue a recall for all vehicles that experience the problem? Just because my car is 6 years old doesn't mean the safety issue due to a failed door check went away. When the retaining mechanism weld fails completely, the door will swing freely and could close suddenly without any resistance. Any person in the way could be hit and any limbs/fingers could be trapped between the door and frame. This vehicle provides the family transportation so there are kids involved here.
Vehicle Mileage at Failure	111000
Number of Occurences	1
Source of the issue	NHTSA WEB SITE
City and State	GOLDEN, CO
VIN pattern	5TDZA23C24SXXXXXX
Was vehicle invloved in a crash?	N
Was vehicle involved in a fire?	N
Was incedent reported to police?	N
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Date of purchase	07/08/26
Was original owner?	N
Anti-lock brakes	N
Cruise control	N
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Vehicle speed	0
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What is Recall?
A recall is when a product is removed from the market or a correction is made to the product because it is either defective or potentially harmful.
What is Failure?
Failure is the state or condition of not meeting a desirable or intended objective, and may be viewed as the opposite of success. Product failure ranges from failure to sell the product to fracture of the product, in the worst cases leading to personal injury, the province of forensic engineering.
What is Defect?
Non-conformance of a car component with the specified requirements, or non-fulfillment of user expectations, including the safety aspects.

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2004 Toyota SIENNA Latches Locks Linkages Problems, Complaints and Defects, Recalls and Failures

2004 Toyota SIENNA Latches Locks Linkages Problems, Complaints and Defects

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