Frunk won't open.
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Have you checked this thread? https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1238...runk-help.html
Last edited by TR772; Jul 1, 2022 at 12:02 AM.
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Go up front and push down on the frunk, kinda hard... While doing this (assuming your battery is not dead) - push your key fob frunk button... If that doesn't work, do it a few times - push down release push down. That should trigger it.. Then take it to the dealer to fix the release mechanism. Oddly this used to happen on a few of my past 911s.. Hasn't happened on either of my 992s..
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Have someone wash the front end of your 992 while you swipe across the front fender, below the emblem, and I bet it opens just to let ALL the water into the Frunk! LOL 
Seriously, very sorry to hear this and hope you find a solution soon.
Seriously, very sorry to hear this and hope you find a solution soon.
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Yes there is an emergency release behind the front tire. But under warranty (unless you have something in there you need right away) - send it to the dealer to remedy, as once you open it and close it. You will need to do this every time.