How to open the frunk?

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RobCrezz
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How to open the frunk?

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In a Mk2. :oops: I havent opened it ever, and I have no idea how to do so!
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Deezee
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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??? Opening the Bonnet is the same as any other car, its the lever in the drivers footwell :shock: :shock:
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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The pull lever is down by the accelerator pedal on the right :)
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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Hahaha, no way, I didnt even think to look there. I figured it would be in some weird place.


Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrr.



Sorry, please delete thread! :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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anything interesting in there bearing in mind you had NEVER opened it before

You may need to top up your washer fluid #-o
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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RobCrezz wrote:
Sorry, please delete thread! :oops: :oops: :oops:


Never... :twisted: May this be a reminder, forever.... :thumleft:
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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Tiny wrote:You may need to top up your washer fluid #-o


And check brake fluid :whistle: I found it's usually quite important to have brake fluid....
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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RANDOMr2 wrote:
Tiny wrote:You may need to top up your washer fluid #-o


And check brake fluid :whistle: I found it's usually quite important to have brake fluid....


Ah that takes all the fun out of driving :wink:
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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yeah you only need brakes if you planning on stopping :roll:
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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lol :lol: what a funny thread!! Even I know where that is :oldtongue:

I did have to show the garage how to open the engine compartment though if that makes you feel better ? No? Oh well :eye:
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RobCrezz
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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Tiny wrote:anything interesting in there bearing in mind you had NEVER opened it before

You may need to top up your washer fluid #-o


Washer fluid is in there too?! wow!

Iv only had the car a few weeks! The washer fluid tank must be huge, ive used it loads without having to fill it!
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Re: How to open the frunk?

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Rhiannan wrote:lol :lol: what a funny thread!! Even I know where that is :oldtongue:

I did have to show the garage how to open the engine compartment though if that makes you feel better ? No? Oh well :eye:


:lol: I found the engine fine though! Ive just never been in the front to have a look yet.
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