Check the micro switch on the trunk. Mine needed to be adjusted.
Check the micro switch on the trunk. Mine needed to be adjusted.
Sorry, I reread your post and see it's not closing, I was thinking it wasn't opening. It most likely just needs adjusting.Shouldn't there be a Warning when the Frunk is open (same as with other hatches)? I seem to recall seeing that before...well it's not now, so this micro-switch could be the problem...I'll check that.
the switch was in need of adjustment.... the electic switch now works, BUT frunk still will not latch down. Not sure what I'm looking for in order to adjuct the bearclaw.
There is on the RTs. It also warns you if the saddlebags are ajar. Three of us on Spyderlovers found out that our sensors were not wired correctly. I don't have the drawing because I gave it to my dealer to put in his files. Maybe somebody can remember which forum it was on.:helpsmilie:
Thanks for the info, Roger. I DO have a silver RT and I have that air-shock indicator on my display. My rear trunks have opened on occasion and other drivers have tried to let me know about it. I'll give your fix a try.I bet you have a silver rt a/c.
There's a jumper mis-wired.
This misplaced jumper causes the "Rear Cargo Door Open" not to be displayed and the useless air shock graphic to be displayed on the multifunction display.
It drove me nuts until I tracked down the bad jumper.
Here's how to fix it.
My jumper was between 4 & 1.
I bet you have a silver rt a/c.
There's a jumper mis-wired.
This misplaced jumper causes the "Rear Cargo Door Open" not to be displayed and the useless air shock graphic to be displayed on the multifunction display.
It drove me nuts until I tracked down the bad jumper.
Here's how to fix it:
The jumper is located under the switch blank in the row of switches controlling the Brake/Hood Release and Heated Grips.
The block is under the fourth cover over if you count the Brake/Hood Release as #1.
It's actually where the rocker switch for the power air shock thingee would be if we lived in the high rent RT-S district.
Use a small screwdriver as a pry bar, be careful not to scratch the plastic around it.
Pull the cover off with your fingers. It can be a bit tight if it's never been removed.
You'll see a switch block hanging there.
The jumper is a white plastic block that plugs into the connector block.
It should have the jumper across two terminal holes in the block.
The correct location of the jumper should be between #3 & #6
For some reason the numbers go
9 6 5 4 7
10 3 2 1 8
To help you in identification Pin 9 & 4 do not have terminals in them. They are blank.
My jumper was between 4 & 1.
When re-installing the switch blank make certain the switch block is locked into the blank before you push it all the way down.
In a related note -
Most of these Spyders also left the factory without the passenger heated grips connected.