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Thanks, but mine is the first-generation frunk latch system, won't be possible to do as per video.
Both are second-generation latch system. Won't work in my case. Thanks thoughHow to open frunk of Tesla Model s refresh when 12v battery is dead?
My Model S Refresh is completely dead in my garage with Wall-Charger connected. Is there a way to open the frunk manually to recharge the 12v battery? Thanks in advance for your help, EVkidteslamotorsclub.com
That's the problem, the exposed positive terminal is not connected to the battery circuit, and they probably missed connecting it while assembling the front of the car. Trying to find a solution for how to manually open the frunk.When you say "dead" do you really mean inactive? I doubt either is dead. Ok, you need to pop off the front plastic grill and connect a 12v battery to the exposed 12v terminals. Once you have power (you may need to wait up to 60 seconds), you should be able to use the FOB to open the frunk and get to the battery connections. Once the 12v battery is reconnected, it should allow the HV to start and start recharging the 12v battery. If the 12v battery is too far discharged, you may need to charge up the 12v battery (or replace it if dead).
I also wonder why isn't the body shop fixing this. Seems like they caused it and it must still be in their lot if the battery is disconnected.
The exposed terminals are not working. To be exact, the positive (red one) is not working.@vcor has a solution that was the fix in my video attachment that you said didn't apply to your early year. It has popping off the front grill and using the exposed 12v terminals. So, you don't have these or they are not working? I am confused.
no, it does not have the release pull inside the car, and I can not access the car anyway. Do you mean the plastic underneath the front end of the car?Does your car have the release pull on the passenger side interior? If not then look for the disconnected wire underneath the front end, remove the plastic connected to the bumper.
Yup, looks very similar to the problem I'm dealing with. Thanks for pointing out this video to me.Or rich rebuilds video: fixing busted frunk
Thanks, but this would nor work with MS 2012