Some Kia Sedona owners report experiencing issues with their sliding automatic doors, particularly models from 2007 to 2021, which may become stuck closed due to a broken cable or require a motor replacement. Symptoms of this problem can include unusual sounds when closing, similar to a seatbelt caught in the door, and the dashboard indicator incorrectly showing the door as open when it is actually shut. Common causes for these issues include lack of grease, latch problems, electrical faults, misalignment, or broken door handles. Owners may need to replace the broken cable to restore functionality, and if the motor is suspected to be faulty, it may also require replacement. It is advisable for owners to seek a professional mechanic's inspection to accurately diagnose the issue and recommend appropriate repairs. In some cases, resetting the door's function by detaching the battery or fuse may help resolve automatic opening or closing failures.
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