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That is bad luck
since your handel broke and the remote doesn't work you have to either fix a new handle or change the remote, don't u have a spare remote?

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Q: I have an 2002 xtype the fog lamps come on during the night while parked. My remote will not unlock my doors and I can't use the key in the driver door because the Handel broke last week?
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