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Although the owners manual should tell you where the fuse box is located under the dashboard, checking the fuses ( the first thing to do ) may not bring you results.
Be sure to also check the fuses and circuit breakers under the hood. If none of these checks find the problem, you will need an electric meter to trace where the electricity has stopped flowing, to fix the problem.
God bless your efforts.
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where in the drivers reach there is a button that u flip one way to do thleft side and flip the othere way for the right they are electric so there should be some arrows to guide u
Providing that the only damage is as you listed, the reason it has been classified as a total loss is because of its age. Can't give you a $ amount but if the accident was not your fault, generally insurance companies are fairly generous with what they offer. If the post where the door latch pin is located is not twisted, I'd keep the car and get another complete door at a local scrapyard (older cars may be difficult to find but if you try hard I'm sure you will find one.) It isn't that difficult to hang another door on there and a replacement shouldn't cost much more than $100.. Good luck!!
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