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Fisker says owners will have to pay labor costs to resolve two of the five outstanding recalls on their Ocean SUVs.
The company says three of the recalls can be resolved with over-the-air software updates at no cost.
The other two recalls are where the trouble comes in: some of the Oceans have faulty door handles, and some need an electric water pump replaced.
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