The sliding door on my Honda Odyssey gets-2000 stuck open. I know it MA not be a crash concern, but when we get stranded somewhere in the winter with two small kids and it's 10 degrees outside, it's not a safe situation.

- Lexington, MA, USA

The contact owns a 2000 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that the sliding door on the passenger side will not close tightly. The door open alarm continues to chime due to the failure. The dealer diagnosed the cause of failure as the motor on the sliding door and they made the repair. However, the failure continues. The current and failure mileages were 111,916. The dealer stated check lens on cyclops brake light, small lens access cover broken. Updated 08/28/07

- Fairview, OR, USA

The manual doors on my 2000 Honda Odyssey continually get stuck in the closed position. I had it looked at several times when I first bought the vehicle and it continues to be a problem in hot or cold, wet or dry weather. People get stuck inside, and can't get out unless they put their shoulder into the door, and people get stuck outside not being able to open the door. This is a real safety hazard. If the doors won't operate properly under noraml conditions, how likely will they operate in an accident situation? please instruct Honda to initiate a recall and fix this problem.

- Paoli, PA, USA

Driver's door locked while vehicle was parked and the engine was running. Dealership has been notified. When opening the drivers door all the doors locked causing consumer to be locked out of the vehicle.

- Fords, NJ, USA

When power doors are closed using handle, if resistance is encountered, the door closes with increased force and does not shop. When a roll of paper towels is put into the door, the door destroyed the paper towels.

- Westford, MA, USA

Power sliding doors failed to reverse w/O a significant amount of force. According to Honda doors must be stopped suddenly, not gradually

- Racire, WI, USA

Right sliding door spontaneously closed contacting (pressing on) our son, who was loading the car.

- Morgantown, MI, USA

The front doors on my minivan will slam shut unexpectedly. If the door is open and even a slight breeze comes up the door will slam shut. If the car is parked on even a slight incline or if it is parked next to the curb on a street and leans slightly, the doors will unexpectedly slam. I am worried about my little girl getting her neck or back injured if she is between the car and the door when it slams. I think there should be some way of making the door so it will remain open easier.

- Twentynine Palms, CA, USA