Frunk removal, access to 12 V battery and to under hood fuse box - VIDEO

Benjamin Kegele · Oct 24, 2021

I just released a new video, it shows how you remove the Frunk and how to get access to the 12 V battery and to the fuse box.

Just as a note, it is really important that you not mix up the screws/bolts inside the Frunk cooler box, or they won't fit and you might break one of the bolts.

Please check the video description for more details

markboris · Oct 24, 2021

Great detailed video Benjamin.

louibluey · Oct 24, 2021

yes, nicely done!

roadshow · Oct 24, 2021

I can't believe that the fuse box and battery are so inaccessible.
Thats a lot of time and effort if a fuse burns out.

Thank you for another detailed and informative video Benjamin.

macchiaz-o · Oct 24, 2021

EXCELLENT video, Ben. I "liked" it from multiple YouTube accounts. ?

Benjamin Kegele · Oct 24, 2021

macchiaz-o said:
EXCELLENT video, Ben. I "liked" it from multiple YouTube accounts. ?

Awesome. Thanks

Griddlez · Oct 24, 2021

No one gives as much good detail as you man - thanks a lot for the video. I know this will be useful for me personally in the future. Thanks.

SyNRG · Oct 24, 2021

awesome vid, thank you! ? ? ?

Benjamin Kegele · Oct 24, 2021

Griddlez said:
No one gives as much good detail as you man - thanks a lot for the video. I know this will be useful for me personally in the future. Thanks.

Thanks for the compliments

BadgerGreg · Oct 24, 2021

Thanks for posting the video! As I watched the video I was obsessing that you forgot to turn on the green kill switch after replacing the fuse panel. Then I saw you turn it back on before replacing the cover. Also good to know that most of us will only have to remove the first 1-2 panels for the most important access points (12V battery and fuses).

Murse-In-Airy · Oct 24, 2021

roadshow said:
I can't believe that the fuse box and battery are so inaccessible.
Thats a lot of time and effort if a fuse burns out.

Thank you for another detailed and informative video Benjamin.

There is still the more typical interior fuse box under the glove box near the passenger footwell. The fuse box under the frunk panels is more about the battery and power management than things like headlights, wipers and things you and I may want access to. Those are still inside the car.

AlpaChino · Oct 24, 2021

Another helpful video Ben, thank you. I already know I'll be referring to them in the future.

Benjamin Kegele · Oct 24, 2021

BadgerGreg said:
Thanks for posting the video! As I watched the video I was obsessing that you forgot to turn on the green kill switch after replacing the fuse panel. Then I saw you turn it back on before replacing the cover. Also good to know that most of us will only have to remove the first 1-2 panels for the most important access points (12V battery and fuses).

I almost forgot about it ???

generaltso · Oct 25, 2021

I like this video a lot more than the one about filling the washer fluid

Benjamin Kegele · Oct 25, 2021

generaltso said:
I like this video a lot more than the one about filling the washer fluid

The wiper fluid videos is one of my top 20 videos ???

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