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We have replaced all four window mechanisms on the Honda Pilot. I would consider this a manufacturer flaw that should be addressed and reimbursed by Honda. At a cost of over $500 for each window, a total of $2,000 for windows, this is a costly repair for a manufacturer defect.
Driver side rear window was lowered and would not come back up while stopped at a drive thru restaurant. Took vehicle to dealership and they advised it was the motor that moves the window up and down that needed to be replaced and they have ordered the part. In September 2008 I had the passenger side rear window motor replaced by another dealership. I believe they call it the window regulator. I will have to assume that this is the same part they are talking about this time also. I have owned this vehicle since it had about 50,000+ miles on it. It now has 100,000+ miles on it. I do not think the rear windows in this vehicle have been raised and lowered more then a 100 times since I have owned it because we drive with the A/C or heat on most of the time and yet both rear windows have failed.
- Fairdale, KY, USA
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- Windermere, FL, USA