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2014 RSS Frunk release loose from ignition! Help?

Paul A

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The cable for the frunk latch came loose from the ignition. Is there an easy way to access and put it back?
2014 RSS

Thanks,
 
The cable for the frunk latch came loose from the ignition. Is there an easy way to access and put it back?
2014 RSS

Thanks,

You need a thin (1/4 to 3/8 dowel or metal rod approx. 18 inches) ... then remove the large RIGHT side panel (not the upper one).... the latch is in the middle between the lights ..... pry up the right side of the frunk lid as far as it will bend and put something in the space to hold it up ..... un-fortunately there is a cover over the Latch .... you need to pry it up, so you can slide the rod/dowel in and push on the latch LEVER to re-lease it .... having a good LED flashlight with a narrow beam will make this easier ..... After you get it open, think about adding a release cable to the lever so this doesn't happen again .... I have one on mine and ALWAYS use it to open the frunk, IMHO the key should not be used to open the frunk ..... Good luck

Ps: If you go to "cheapcycleparts.com" you can find pics of this area, so you know what to expect ..... Mike :thumbup:
 
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Thanks
I have no problem opening the frunk. I'm trying to reattach the cable to the ignition switch.

But I have been thinking about adding the optional release. How did you hide yours, so you maintain a level of security for the frunk contents?

Thanks,
 
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I have attached wires to both frunk and seat latches. I attached a small black pull on the end so they are not seen. Here's a photo of the frunk latch and wire...

SAFETY CABLE.jpg
 
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