Side/rear Glass Problems of Toyota Highlander

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Highlander. The contact stated that the rear window failed to close or open. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 90,000.

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On 11/9/2011, while driving on interstate 80 near auburn, CA. , the rear window on my 2005 Toyota Highlander spontaneously exploded/shattered. I took it to a totyota dealer/bodyshop where they replaced the tempered glass at my expense ($468). They claimed they had never seen anything like it. Two weeks later on 11/28/2011, while driving on interstate 80 near rocklin, CA. , the right rear passenger door window spontaneously exploded/shattered sending chards of glass into the vehicle and out. The car is getting repaired at my expense ($408). Toyota claims they know nothing about this type of problem. This is a safety hazard worthy of investigation. During the second incident, a passenger would have been severely injured had they been sitting next to the exploding glass. If the window had been the driver-side window, it would have caused a serious crash. As it was, the car behind me had to take evasive measures to avoid the flying glass. The fact that there has been 2 incidents within two weeks involving 2 separate oem glass suggests a possible defect.

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Front windshield sealer bead not adhered to the glass. Toyota tacoma.

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My Highlander limited 2002 has a design flaw. The sun visor on the driver's side keeps falling down under road load obstructing field of vision. The sunglass holder does the same thing. Toyota needs to make a recall on these items and fix them.

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While driving 30 mph, the driver heard a loud squeaking noise coming from both passenger and driver rear windows. Suddenly the vehicle jerked. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection. The mechanic was unable to duplicate the problem at this time. Please provide further details. The consumer stated that she almost looses control due to the noise. The noise from the window not only changes the air pressure while driving 30 mph or faster it hurts both the driver and the passengers ears. The consumer is unable to hear emergency vehicles as they approach.

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Consumer states that there is a loud noise that comes into the vehicle once the consumer opens any of the rear windows with out opening the front windows. The noise is so loud that it hurts the consumer's ears. Contacted dealer. Mr.

Consumer states that when rear windows are down, the vehicle experiences very bad turbulence that is "deafening". This occurs at any speed. Ts.

While driving about 65 mph somebody will open rear window, and it will make a tremendous noise, wich will hurt passengers' ears. Please provide more information.

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While driving about any mph with rear window down will make a lot of vibration and a loud noise that could not be taken by consumer. Dealer said that this was not common on this vehicle.

When the rear window is rolled down the car create varying pressure in the car causing if not careful the ear drum rupture. One can not drive this car with rear winow rolled down.

Rear window reflected sound. If had one rear window all way down it created wind vaccum that hurt ear drums. Can crack right rear window.