Good issue
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St. Jude Donor 05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16-'17
There are 2 latches on the frunk. The issue is when you open the frunk by any of 3 methods it trips BOTH latches at the same time. It is not clear if the 2nd latch was to be a safety or not but could easily be turned into a safety latch.
If you listen when you open the frunk you can clearly hear both latches release.
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There are 2 latches on the frunk. The issue is when you open the frunk by any of 3 methods it trips BOTH latches at the same time. It is not clear if the 2nd latch was to be a safety or not but could easily be turned into a safety latch.
If you listen when you open the frunk you can clearly hear both latches release.
If you listen when you open the frunk you can clearly hear both latches release.
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St. Jude Donor '21
There are 2 latches on the frunk. The issue is when you open the frunk by any of 3 methods it trips BOTH latches at the same time. It is not clear if the 2nd latch was to be a safety or not but could easily be turned into a safety latch.
If you listen when you open the frunk you can clearly hear both latches release.
If you listen when you open the frunk you can clearly hear both latches release.
But the problem is that they are both released when any of the opening methods are used. I think only one latch should open, the second latch should have to be manually released to open the frunk, like the hood on any front engine car.
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