NY_Cade69
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I was exploring my MME, andcouldn't find the negative terminal for the emergency frunk release. I did have the positive.
Not wanting to just blindly yank on wires, I figured I'd pull the furnk tub out. After pulling the 3 trim surrounds, I proceeded to remove the 6 star bolts.
One of them hwas really tough, (the one down in the tub near the pass. side drain. As I was backing it out, I heard a distinct plactic pop. I knew that sound, it was a nut welded to a plastic assembly. After all the other tries (lever, tighten/loosen again) I knew I had to drill the head off.
I have since found the negative cable and reassembled the frunk (less the offending bolt, although the threaded portion is still attached to the bracket outlined in red below )
Just a heads up for other owners. Here's a few pics of the bracket. Could not find anything online (Tasca, Web, etc. on this), and not sure if this is the same for the older frunks.
Not wanting to just blindly yank on wires, I figured I'd pull the furnk tub out. After pulling the 3 trim surrounds, I proceeded to remove the 6 star bolts.
One of them hwas really tough, (the one down in the tub near the pass. side drain. As I was backing it out, I heard a distinct plactic pop. I knew that sound, it was a nut welded to a plastic assembly. After all the other tries (lever, tighten/loosen again) I knew I had to drill the head off.
I have since found the negative cable and reassembled the frunk (less the offending bolt, although the threaded portion is still attached to the bracket outlined in red below )
Just a heads up for other owners. Here's a few pics of the bracket. Could not find anything online (Tasca, Web, etc. on this), and not sure if this is the same for the older frunks.
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