im not sure i understand your question. but it the door latch assembly will not work correctly with the door handles then either the cables are bad or the latch is bad, it depends very much on your situation, if a cable is bad then $200 bucks perhaps, if the latch assembly is bad then $800 dollars perhaps, since you didnt leave a lot of info on what is happening with the latch i cant help you that much. good luck.
They can charge whatever they want.
They may still be available from your Volvo dealer. There is no charge for them.
Take your vehicle into any dealership and they will retrieve it for you, usually without charge. Ask first. If they do attempt to charge then go to ANOTHER DEALER and tell them your disatisfaction story about the other dealer and they will be more than glad to accomodate you.It may still be in your book if you still have it.
Most likely to reprogram the remote you need to take it to a Chevy Dealer and they can do it there... cost ranging from $40-$90...... I had the same problem after replacing the battery & the remote still not working.... I reset the remote by holding down both the lock & unlock buttons @ the same time for about 10-15 seconds.... this resets the locks inside the truck... you should hear the locks lock & unlock if so then your remote should work fine... if not then i suggest taking it to a dealer... hope this helps!
Call your Honda dealer, they shld replaced it free of charge. They have a bulletin for it and shld we under warranty still
Call your Honda dealer, they shld replaced it free of charge. They have a bulletin for it and shld we under warranty still
You should be able to get an additional keyless remote for your Jeep Liberty from the manufacturer or dealer. It is possible that someone may be selling one on Ebay, or you might try Keyless Ride at http://keylessride.amazonwebstore.com/. If you get a fob from another party, you may still have to go to the dealer to have it programmed.
It probably does but, you just aren't giving it enough time to charge. If you are make sure the remote is actually plugged into the charger. The remote won't turn on because it might still need a charge. I found that I needed to auto turn off the controller in settings when I turned off the PS3. I also did not realize that they do not recharge while the PS3 system is off and they will lose there power if not turned off.
These stamps are still good for postage. They are still worth face value to anyone who needs stamps for postage. A dealer might charge twice face for them, so if you could find a collector who was thinking about buying them from a dealer, you could make a deal. A dealer will not likely pay more than face for them.
there's a test fixture you can either buy from the dealer, ugh, but if not you still have to go to the dealer and let them reset it. You might check with local repair shops that could do the resetting also. If it's the first time it has come on then you may need to have some routine maintenance done on it, in which case if you go to the dealer and have the maint. they will automatically reset it for you at not charge, otherwise they will charge you.
turn on the car but (ready to start) then one press on remote control open then close
This is on a car, and you are not paying the balance of the price of the car in full, then yes. You are buying on installments. It is common financial practice and has been for about the past three thousand years to charge interest. Legal, ethically, and morally they can charge you interest. Where it becomes still legal but less ethical or moral is the amount of interest they charge you.