Latches/locks/linkage Problems of Volvo S60

The contact owns a 2012 Volvo S60. The contact stated that while driving approximately 10 mph the left rear door swung open without the latch being touched. The vehicle was stopped and steered to the side of the road where the vehicle was inspected. Additionally, the contact stated that on several occasions when the latch plate was inserted inside of the buckle, it did not latch properly. The contact stated that the latch plate latched after several attempts. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 150,000.

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2014 Volvo S60. Consumer writes in regards to defective passenger side door lock safety recall. The consumer stated the door could not be unlocked, rendering the passenger seat unusable.

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I have a 2006 Volvo s-60 and the interior door panel on passenger side failed which leads to the passenger not being able to exit the vehicle.

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2004 Volvo S60 ignition key failure: key refused to turn car will not start. Car will not go in to neutral. Car must be abandoned occupants must seek transportation. First occurrence April 17th 2008. Second occurrence July 5th. 2010. Car towed to dealer and ignition lock replaced both times. Total cost $1662. 48.

Front passenger side door, will not open from the inside and window will not roll down. Window locked in place and the motor struggles in its attempt to roll it down. Along with this a week later my sun roof decided not to open, in an attempt to open the sun roof- all you hear is a loud clicking sound. Even then it barely cracks open.

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The passenger side front door will not open from the inside. The car was brought to garden state Volvo in wall, NJ in March for this to be fixed. The mechanic "fixed" the inside cable with duct tape and charged us $175 for the repair. Within a week the door was broken again. I called garden state Volvo and asked for the part to repair this problem to be ordered. I have called several times and I have been told that the part is back-ordered and is coming from sweden. This is a very dangerous situation, in case of an accident the driver can not get out.

At approximately 85,000 miles on my 2003 Volvo S60, the passenger front door failed to open. The dealer said a plastic part had broken inside the door panel and to correctly fix, it would be $845 and that the entire door panel would need to be replaced. They then said that if we wanted to accept the risk, they could go in and glue the piece and tie it for $162. Volvo said they wouldn't be responsible although the part failure traps a person in the car not allowing the passenger to open their door from within. I went with the risky $162 option and it failed to work a month later. The front passenger door is inoperable from the inside of the car. It will open from the latch on the outside of the car.