Wiper problems of the 2011 Honda Odyssey

Rear glass/windshield exploded spontaneously while vehicle was parked securely in the closed garage of a private home. The once gray rear glass of the vehicle was now shattered and black. After the explosion a crackling sound was observed emanating from the shattered glass that remained attached along the periphery of the rear window opening.

Low beam head lights are really low, making it hard to see at night. Researching online looks like many Honda owners are experiencing the same issue. High beams are fine, just low beams. There seems to be a recall on this issue, but not for my VIN #. Only issue is driving at night.

Sunroof of our Odyssey exploded while driving on highway. I took the car to the dealership and we saw that glass was bowed out. Serviceman at the dealership said this looks to have occurred from pressure inside the vehicle. We had no cargo and nothing was touching the sunroof. Luckily kids were not in the vehicle at the time and vehicle was in control, but this is dangerous and could cause injury.

Altough there is a recal (r72) for the Honda Odyssey 2011 for wipers disconnecting from motor. Honda refuses to fix my issue as they say it doesn't fall within the affected batch. The symptom is exactly the same. They are now charging me $30 for the part and $220 with installation. This happened exactly as the description of the recall. They refuse to accept its their issue.

The contact owns a 2011 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated he attempted to turn on the windshield wipers while driving at an unknown speed but they would not function. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the failure was diagnosed but the contact could not recall what the diagnosis was. The vehicle was repaired by a local mechanic. The failure mileage was 45 and the current mileage was 420.