2014 Toyota Venza Other Problems

Your windshield and panoramic sunroof glass suddenly shattered without any visible impact or accident. This happened spontaneously while the vehicle was in use. The repair will likely require replacing both the windshield and sunroof glass panels.

Your air conditioning evaporator is deteriorating and flaking off small pieces of aluminum and coating material. The air blower is pushing these particles through the vents into your cabin, which could be a health concern. Fixing this requires removing your dashboard, crash bar, and heating/air box to replace the evaporator core and clean out all the vents.

Your sunroof suddenly shattered while driving on July 1st with no apparent cause or impact. Toyota's dealership denied your warranty claim due to mileage, and both your insurance adjuster and Toyota's technician confirmed nothing hit the roof, yet Toyota still refused to cover the damage. You're seeking coverage for repair costs and rental expenses while questioning the safety and reliability of the vehicle.

Mice are getting into your vehicle's cabin through gaps in the air filtration system that aren't covered by protective screening. You've trapped 2 mice in 2 days, and the openings appear large enough for rodents to access the interior. Your dealership says this is a maintenance issue rather than a design defect and won't cover repairs. The fix would likely involve sealing or screening the air intake openings and possibly installing rodent deterrents or mesh covers.