Sun Roof Problems of Honda Pilot

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Pilot. While driving approximately 65 mph, the sun roof exploded and fractured. The glass caused minor injuries on the arm, but medical attention was not necessary. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 123,500.

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2012 Honda Pilot. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle moon roof exploded and shattered while driving.

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I am the owner on a 2005 Honda Pilot ex. I was driving down the interstate and the glass in my sunroof shattered. It made a large pop and then we were showered with shards of glass. There are no signs that an object impacted the glass.

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2008 Honda Pilot with design quirks. Consumer states that the vehicle was missing two valve caps, rear mud flaps were installed after purchase at her expense, radio/cd/dvd not mp3 capable, roof rails are incomplete. The consumer also stated there was a wind noise coming from the vehicle. When the sunroof was tilted open, there was an annoying sound.

The consumer purchased a new vehicle with an aftermarket sunroof which was installed by an aftermarket shop. The dealership told the consumer that the sun roof was a legitimate option. He had been lied to and now the owner feels this the vehicle is unsafe because it leaks when it rains and when going through the car wash. The dealership will not take the vehicle off the road and the owner feels that he is not getting anywhere even after talking to the manufacturer. Provide further details.

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The dealer had a sun roof installed as part of the purchase price. It has had multiple problems ranging from vibration noise at low speed to excessive wind noise and also electrical problems. Perhaps Honda should stop putting in sun roofs if the car isn't designed to accomadate one.