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Old 01-16-2024, 12:05 PM
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Quick video about the various clever storage compartments on the 991 mentioned in this thread -- pen holder, credit card holder, umbrella holder and one mystery compartment that I don't know what it's for really.

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Originally Posted by chuckbdc
If you have the right options and get it just right (the key in your pocket and the hose spraying about a foot from the hood ornament) the proximity sensor will pop the hood when washing the car. D'oh!
This happens to me all the time. I have to leave the key in the garage.
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Originally Posted by vanlieremead
This happens to me all the time. I have to leave the key in the garage.
Why is it that the frunk will always pop open when you're washing your car but rarely does so when you actually want it to.

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Originally Posted by mhconley
Why is it that the frunk will always pop open when you're washing your car but rarely does so when you actually want it to.

Martin
Thank you for confirming that I am not going crazy. lol
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Thanks for posting. Lots of Porsche trivia!
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Try not to let the car get parked in a freezing rain scenario because without an ice scraper (kept outside the car) it can be hard get the window to drop to open the door. This might not be 991 specific its more like any car with frameless windows.
There is cable access to the frunk in the driver side front wheel well.
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Originally Posted by Porsche_nuts
Thanks for posting. Lots of Porsche trivia!
@Porsche_nuts Welcome! 😊

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Originally Posted by NiteJav
Try not to let the car get parked in a freezing rain scenario because without an ice scraper (kept outside the car) it can be hard get the window to drop to open the door. This might not be 991 specific its more like any car with frameless windows.
There is cable access to the frunk in the driver side front wheel well.
Trick for that. Hot water in a ziplock bag. Miracle worker.
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