I hit and broke the 'handle bar,' (wrong name for

I have an 03 Aztek and my latch just broke the trick to getting it open is a screwdriver or a little hook of some sort... Pull the handle back and look up under u will see a metal bar on the right side. get a grip of that and pull/pry a little bit and it will open. Once open there are 2 philips head screws holding it in and that's it

could be a strut bushing,or shock bushing, or a ball joint, check all three and rule them out.

window regulator is most likely stripped ,you will need to replace the regulator used or new ,if you dont have any experience doing this ,you might need help .door panels are very brittle when removing ,and costly if you break them so please i stress take your time

Find a used right front axle from a wrecking yard. I can't think of any other parts that would be needed unless you for some reason can't pull out the old shaft and have to open the transmission.

Side note: The force required to break a front axle is not consistant with "hitting a curb". Something more sinister has happened to this car and a front-end inspection would be advisable.

try a junk yard that is the best place for this kind of stuff

not 100%sure what u got going on not seeing it but i think if u look at the inside of the door were the latch hits the bar u will see that its closed causing the bars to hit each other while the door is open take and open the inside handle and take a screwdriver and pull on that bar a bit and it should move down wich will let your door closed if thats not the problem then your door hinge bushing are messed up best bet is to take to a shop to have thiem replaced pretty cheap fix for what u have to do

 Buy a replacement handle. Once you have it remove the door trim, remove the screws that hold the handle, unhook the command bars by rotating the handle and take it out. Mount it the opposite way.

You could always break a window! You could try and wedge one of the windows open enough to stick a coat hanger or something in to try and unlock the passenger side. Good luck

There are some awesome adhesives on the market. I am thinking about one for boats and just remember "1500" as part of the name. With marine products you will not have any problems with moisture separating it so car washes will be okay.

I don't think that there is a part on your car called the rocking arm. But there is set of bars in the front end called the sway bar. The sway bar helps the car handle correctly and it is critical. I am no expert so I would visit your local dealer or mechanic.