Body Problems of Hyundai Entourage

This the 2rd time my. Rear sliding door flew open while on highway with my grandkids in the car . Majority of the times the rear sliding doors will not open the buttons do not remotely open the sliding doors and the sliding doors get stuck . Its really dangerous because if my grandkids are back there a danger breaks out they are most likely not to survive .

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Tl-the contact owns a 2007 Hyundai Entourage. The contact received a recall notification of NHTSA campaign number: 20v061000 (service brakes, hydraulic), 13v555000 (air bags) and 16v843000 (latches/locks/linkages) however the parts to do the repair were not available. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The vehicle was taken to Hyundai on perryville, 343 n perryville rd, rockford, IL 61107, and was rejected to be service due to the pats not available. The contact stated that when at a stop sign and to go the vehicle would make a loud noise. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure but did not assist. Parts distribution disconnects. Aw.

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Driving approximately 56-57 mph down a state route rd when the hood came unlatched and flew up and shattered the windshield and breaking the hoods hydraulic lift arm. I found out the hood latch was recalled by Hyundai prior to this happening and we didn't know. Hyundai was contacted and they are refusing to assist with getting the vehicle to the dealership and telling us that they are only responsible for the hood latch and not the other damage that was caused by the hood latch failing while driving.

Both of the rear door handles snapped off for no reason. We were stationary and I went to open it, no excess force or pulling. Tried to open and both broke off in my hand. The back windshield wiper hook also snapped and threw my windshield wiper off. I was stationary, I had taken off the old one put a new one on and it broke and lost my windshield wiper while on the highway! cheaply made handles and windshield wipers!.

The passenger rear (slider) door fails to latch closed, either in power-assist or non-power-assist mode. As a result, the door may open spontaneously while parked or while driving. The motorized door's control protocols cause the door to open fully after the failure to latch is detected. If the latch electronic actuator fails, there is no access to manually close the latch while the door is in closed position.

When the sliding door is closed it pops open again about 2 seconds after closing. This happens when the door is closed either manually or electrically. Vehicle is stationary when this happens.

Drivers sliding door will not latch completely when it closes. You have to open and close door a few times and then it may latch worried door might open while driving and not sure if there was ever a recall that was missed on this van. The vehicle was in motion when this occurred.

Tl � the contact owns a 2007 Hyundai Entourage. The contact stated that while driving 45 mph the back passenger side door came unlatched and opened. The vehicle is at dealer taylor Hyundai of perrysburg (12681 eckel junctions rd, perrysburg, OH 43551. 1-413-931-8000) but had not been diagnosed and it is unknown if it will be repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the issue. The failure mileage was unknown. Jc.

Passenger sliding door opens on its own. After parking vehicle on the street or in my garage I will watch the door shut and latch, and later it will be open. I have confirmed that it closed and latched at night, and in the morning it will be open. It has never opened while in motion, but this is a definite possibility.

After closing passenger side slider door several times, it suddenly opened again without pushing the ceiling button . . . . On its own and I had to force it shut physically. The vehicle was in park but engine was idling.

Power doors won't open or close completely.

As I ramped on to a busy interstate, the front hood latch gave way. The hood flipped up smashing my windshield and blocking all front vision. I was able to get over to the shoulder without getting hit by another vehicle. I was going about 60 mph when the hood latch gave way. About two weeks ago, same thing: the front hood latch gave way, but that time I was going only about 25 mph as I slowed down on a secondary road to turn in to the subdivision where I live. No harm done to the windshield the first time. First time I assumed I had not properly shut down the hood. Second time, the hood latch and safety failed.

Side slider doors no longer open manually using internal or external handles. Regardless of center pillar "power switch" setting above the mirror - the only way they open is using the key fob or the "open/close" switch also above the mirror. This is a very concerning human safety issue. In an accident situation - someone may not able to get out of the vehicle. TSB-09-be-024 may be related.

I was driving my van at approximately 40 mph on a highway when hood flew up and broke windshield I have read that Hyundai and kia have multiple recalls for hood safety latches not engaging and think the Entourage should been included before there are any additional incidents.

The sliding door on the passenger side don't stay closed. . When I'm driving the door slides open. Specially when I make left turns. It is very dangerous. . Specially when I carry 2 small kids. . Mechanics cannot find whats wrong with the sliding door. . Please help. .

Rear door latches are defective. They were due to be replaced under a recall. After the dealer could not get the parts for a year they finally replaced them with the same part on one side and only inspected the other side. The recall was to replace both with a new style latch. Latch still fails and hyuandai claims the recall is complete. The dealer has told Hyundai that they only inspected the latch which is not the scope of the work to be performed. I have tried to resolve this with Hyundai and they just circle me back to the dealer.

Are doors fly open driving down freeway. Doors don't close or latch half the time and are battery and alternator light constantly comes on and battery and alternator is good had them tested. U ask for a date and only let us put one date in this happens so often we're scared to even open drivers side sliding door. And something wrong with the brakes.

Coming into my driveway, which I had done thousands of times before, pushed the open button on the van's mirror, my foot on the brake waiting for the garage door to open, my daughter to get out. However, before she could remove her seat belt, the van lunged forward with such speed, we were both screaming in shock. It smashed thru the garage door lunged with such force tearing down the closet in the back of the garage, running over lawn mower and power tools, and smashing everything in its path. My daughter, who is a professional driver, slammed it into park, and I turned off the key, still in shock. My foot felt like it went thru the floor I was on it with such force. My husband heard the crash (he is nearly deaf)so he rushed to pull me out as I was stunned, my daughter got out, called 911 as she smelled gas. The fire dept came and turned off the gas, did a meter reading and there was no natural gas leaks. In all my 60+ yrs of driving all types of vehicles, all over the world, my husband is retired military, I have never had anything like this happen. We were planning on packing the van to leave on a trip, if I would have been on a hwy or school zone or at a busy section of town, I shudder to think what would have happened, perhaps we would have been killed or worse, others would have been injured or killed. I've driven with the same insurance CO. For 59 yrs and have a super good driving record, to this day, I can not get into a car or van and drive. . . This has really made me realize, that cars/vans are unsafe today. When my husband talked to our mechanic's, they told him, it happens often, that a garage door opener can set off the electronics in a van or car and it will lung forward out of control. Omg something needs to be done to make them safer not more gadgets.

On two occasions on Thursday, may 1st the driver's side rear power door become unlocked and slid open. We have had the vehicle in for several recalls related to this power sliding door. We continue to have issues with the door closing and locking properly.

I was driving in the left lane of a local highway with no median, at approximately 40-43 mph. It was about 7:30 in the evening on a Friday and traffic was heavy. The hood of my Entourage suddenly popped open hitting my windshield and obscuring my view. Luckily I was able to steer the car over to the right lane and then onto the shoulder, which is also minimal in that location due to a ditch. I am very grateful that my daughter and I are safe, that I didn't hit anyone and no one hit us and that I didn't hit any other stationary objects or end up in the ditch due to my inability to see where I was going. There is no reason why the hood should open by itself. No one had opened it for months. I had been driving up and down that stretch of road, sometimes multiple times daily without incident. There was no trauma to my car. No accidents, nothing hit the car prior to this occurring. It just suddenly flew open. It was bent out of shape, difficult to close, detached from the side support arms that hold it open when servicing the engine. A wrecker driver pulled over and offered assistance, we were able to close it together and he had to use a large wrench (I think I am no mechanic) to adjust the latch in order to even close the hood, let alone secure it.

Tl- the contact owns a 2008 Hyundai Entourage. The contact stated that while traveling 65 mph, the door ajar warning light illuminated and a bell chimed from the control panel intermittently. The contact also stated the driver's side sliding door failed to lock automatically. The vehicle was taken to the dealer seven times. The manufacturer was contacted. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 50,000 and the current mileage was 68,000. Kmj.

We purchased '07 Hyundai Entourage in 2009. We had several minor problems that year, which we overlooked as result of normal maintenance. However, we now think otherwise as the electrical system seems to be faulty! issues: replaced battery three times within 1 year. Remote entry stopped working for sliding doors, they lock/unlock but do not open/close. Sliding door on driver's side doesn't work via switch inside the door or ceiling console. At times our doors slide open while driving! from beginning, a large quantity of watery like substance leaking from engine area. Mechanic tightened a gasket during an oil change which temporarily lightened the problem. . . But it continues to this day. Every mechanic has mentioned this leak but cannot determine origin. Engine light came on 2 years ago, we were told to replace electronic throttle control ($1500!). However, light turns off for extended periods of time (loose wire? poor battery? faulty computer?), so we're hesitant to order that part. . . Feel like the computer is faulty. Couple of week's ago the air bag light came on and will not turn off, even though we have not been in a collision. Driver's turn signal burns out within three weeks of replacement, it's been this way since day one. A few days ago the driver's side door wasn't responding to the keyless remote. . . It remained locked even as all other doors unlocked. . . Curious to see if this becomes a recurring problem. Additionally, the latch on the driver's side sliding door broke off several months ago, followed by the passenger sliding door latch one month ago, with regular use. Not happy with this vehicle! we got a lemon, we believe the electrical system/computer is faulty, and we feel it should be the manufacturer's responsibility to repair. . . This is the first step that we're taking towards a complaint. Any feedback/assistance welcomed.

This vehicle has been to the dealership over 10 times to fix numerous issues with the automatic doors. Issues include not opening, not closing, not stopping when obstructed and even opening while driving. Friday September 30, 2011 the van was picked up from the dealership after having the door fixed when the door opened on its own while backing out of the driveway. The following day after exiting the highway and pulling into a parking lot the left passenger door opened on its own right after it was put into park. Even with the power shut off to the door we could not get the door to remain closed. The vehicle was towed back to the dealership. The wrecker driver had to a bungee cord to keep the door closed for the trip.

From day 1 of ownership passenger power doors at different times would not open, took to dealership but was told they could not find a problem, can not open doors from inside van, now passenger door driverside will not open even if u try from outside, I was told it needed a motor, which is $800. 00 without labor, so we believe it is safety issue, if in accident passengers can't get out of van, at times running down interstate at 70 mph the buzzer comes on telling us the door is open.

The contact owns a 2008 Hyundai Entourage. The contact stated that the passenger's side sliding door would not release open after repeated attempts. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer numerous times where the motor was replaced each time but to no avail. The manufacturer was not notified of the defect. The failure mileage was unavailable.

Automatic van doors fail to close and rebound open. The van has been in multiple times (over 10) the door assembly has been replaced at least 5 times and all recalls have been fixed. This van is not safe. They all need to be recalled to avoid serious injury. Huyundai is not making this van any longer and has given consumers little hope to fixing the doors once and for all. I sat in the parking lot single digit temps, snow and wind chills with my young daughter while I tried and tried to close the door. They will not even close on the manual setting at times. This van is dangerous!.