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Old 05-24-2024, 08:41 AM
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Trying to remove the liner from the Frunk. Can’t seem to locate any videos on it. Removed the two fasteners from the top middle.

But it seems I also need to remove this piece here? Anyone done this before or find a video?


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Pull out the Fix-a-Flat and the tools from that cubby, below the foam tray are 2 T30 screws that hold it in place. Once removed, you can pull that cubby piece out from the front and disconnect the two wire connections for the light and the emergency release switch there in green. I believe there is a tab at the back that sticks out and locates the cubby to the back of the frunk, so just be careful. You should be good to go then.
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Thanks, ended up figuring that out! For anyone else who's wondering...

Basically use a tool like
this this
to unclip the top part of the black inserts/clips to remove the clips where the red circles are (prior to removing liner). Then use a T30 Torx as noted above to remove the two screws in the cubby. Watch for the wires as noted above. Then you remove the two pieces of liner.






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Now you have to tell us what diabolical plan you have for your frunk!
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Mini Hot tub.

j/k Subwoofer amplifier install...last piece of my audio journey. Though I may have someone do this as I can't figure out a clean way to get the cabling into the frunk without drilling!
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Mini Hot tub.

j/k Subwoofer amplifier install...last piece of my audio journey. Though I may have someone do this as I can't figure out a clean way to get the cabling into the frunk without drilling!
It can be done.




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Originally Posted by Jeff Whitten
It can be done.


Yeah but I’ve only seen the finished installs. Haven’t seen where the cables are coming in from on any video or pic yet.
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Originally Posted by pbcsd
Yeah but I’ve only seen the finished installs. Haven’t seen where the cables are coming in from on any video or pic yet.
I leave those details to my stereo shop. These are for my subs in the back seat. Maybe a few helpful hints in these photos for you.








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Originally Posted by pbcsd
Thanks, ended up figuring that out! For anyone else who's wondering...

Basically use a tool like this to unclip the top part of the black inserts/clips to remove the clips where the red circles are (prior to removing liner). Then use a T30 Torx as noted above to remove the two screws in the cubby. Watch for the wires as noted above. Then you remove the two pieces of liner.



This is what I did with mine....part of a major stereo upgrade.

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Originally Posted by malibu515
This is what I did with mine....part of a major stereo upgrade.
So you ran them along the sides? Are they somehow getting into the Frunk from the front?
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@malibu515 Did you drill a hole through here as well?


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That’s the spot. And if you look at my photos above you can see a similar access point drivers side firewall to drill through to get to the main cabin. Mine are routed the same.
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Thanks for the ideas. Decided wth…



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Originally Posted by pbcsd
Thanks for the ideas. Decided wth…



What are those components in the front--the black one on the left, and the two silver ones on the back wall, lower, of the frunk?

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Originally Posted by Mikster
What are those components in the front--the black one on the left, and the two silver ones on the back wall, lower, of the frunk?

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No clue. Part of the cars components. I’m only putting a single JL Audio amp for the subwoofer in but haven’t installed it yet.

I’m using Stereo Integrity tweeters, M3 Carbon and TM8 mid bass drivers (all on sale today I believe) with a MatchUp 10 amp and Nav ZenV MOST150 interface which are under the passenger seat.



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