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The contact owns a 2004 Honda Element. The contact stated that the front passenger side window fell down and will not close. The motor in the window was moving, but the window wouldn't. the dealer stated that the window was not covered by the warranty or any recalls. The contact was concerned since vehicle was not secure with the window stuck in the open position. The failure and current mileages were 22300. Updated 01/28/11
I own a 2004 Honda Element I have replaced the windshield 4 times due to the windshield getting hit by a stone or pebble it cracks so easily. I have owned many vehicles in my 35 years of driving but have never had a vehicle that this happens to so frequently. I reported it to the two different glass replacement companies I used checking to see if the glass was defective. Of course they use company oem required glass.
While on the interstate coming from myrtle beach the windscreen was cracked on the Element I purchased about 3 weeks before the trip. I did not see a rock hit, I assumed that is what happened until I started reading the forum on the Element owners club about similar situations that has happened to other Element owners. The fix was $330 out of pocket to replace the windscreen.
- Lenoir City, TN, USA
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- Upper Malboro, MD, USA