I decided to not install the power unit. But I wanted to say...
For at least eight months I forced myself to not take the Frunk off as just taking the sides off made me worry as to how much effort it will take in the front end.
Well I am here to tell you that is is not as bad as I worried it would be. Yes there is a lot to it, but the only hard part was removing the mirrors. I can now remove the front end in about an hour. I mean all of it. Every panel and the tub (Frunk) itself.
Now this is with me listening to music, lots of elbow room, some coffee and letting the pups in and out as they try to get closer to me in the yard or the house (poor pups)...
The first time I took it apart it took two hours because I was being so careful, and for the love of God are there a lot of those darn little plastic snap thingies on the front end.. I lost count, but I think their are eight on each side. And in places you cannot see unless you have a flashlight and on your knees or back. I mean they are everywhere.... :roflblack:
Keep in mind I used to build Jeeps for fun ($40,000 budget most of the time), some for sand, some for rock crawling, others to bring back from the dead and get them back to their original glory (Military Jeeps). And I can rebuild most engines. So I have a fair amount of shade-tree mechanic skills. I pretty much need none of them and only a handful of basic tools to get the job done.
Anyway. I am telling you this as a way to be of help. I do not think this is something we need to pay 2 hours of labor to the dealer for (Assuming this would be the case). But it is worth doing on your own if you like working with your hands.
If you are not a hand type person, then I would suggest the dealer doing this and the Stebel Air Horn at the same time to make the labor cost more effective :thumbup:
Just be warned... Once you have removed the Frunk, all of the sudden those other projects (Horn or lights) no longer have the excuse or fear of the frunk removal to stop you :roflblack:
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Good luck!
