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Old 07-04-2008, 03:58 AM
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Did a searh couldnt find the answer - key

I cant open the truck/hatch from the remote. Car unlocks but the other two buttons (which were over sensitive now have quit.

Any ideas?

I did a search but couldnt find anything.
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Can you open them with the switches inside the car? Might be a fuse if you can't. Otherwise I'm not sure if you can still lock and unlock your car with the key.

Have you tried the other key to see if it might just be your everyday use key? Maybe the leads got wet and there is corrosion on them to prevent them from sending a signal.
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Can you open them with the switches inside the car? Might be a fuse if you can't. Otherwise I'm not sure if you can still lock and unlock your car with the key.

Have you tried the other key to see if it might just be your everyday use key? Maybe the leads got wet and there is corrosion on them to prevent them from sending a signal.

Trunk/hatch open from inside the car. Havent tried the spare key yet. Otherwise the everyday key can unlock the car.
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