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Apr 25, 2009

-   This is BS ...Toyota should have a recall. I have talked to many people with the same problem. The local dealer we bought it from new said it would be $2000 Cnd dollars to repair.They said the estimate was accurate since they have fixed a few already, It only had 70,000km on it at the time. -   dstenhouse79

Apr 13, 2009

-   I have the same problem. I was told by service rep that they could look at it and then appeal to Toyota as our maintainance records were so good. So I dropped by to have them look at it and the service manager told me it would cost $300 to take it apart to diagnose the problem. He wouldn't discuss the likely follow up, whether they could discuss with Toyota or anything until I agreed to spend $300 to look at it. (And keep the car at least a day.) So - 68,000 miles seems to be the limit for power cable assembly. Manual doors might be the way to go.-   chmiller

Dec 07, 2008

-   My driver side sliding door won't open fully and a thin cable is hanging out the back below the window as of last night. $1500 is ridiculous. I just hope the other one hangs in there. -   mamptl

Nov 25, 2008

-   I have the same issue as of yesterday. The dealer said $1500 to fix or cut wire and turn into a manual door. Grr
-   Guest

Nov 14, 2008

-   I have the same problem only both door cables have broken. Dealership indicates the cost in Cdn $ is $1,400 per side plus labour. Supposedly the cables cannot be changed out and the whole drive assembly for the door has to be changed. Doors are manual for now. I think it's a joke that Toyota cannot recommend changing out the cable.

Frustrated-   pmill