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Hey everyone, I’ve been having an intermittent issue with the frunk on my 2002 996 Turbo. Hoping someone here has seen this before. Issue: When I try to open the frunk using the interior switch or key fob, I can hear the actuator making a noise like it’s engaging, but the latch doesn’t release. This happens occasionally — sometimes it works just fine, other times it won’t open at all. What I’ve done so far: Replaced the frunk actuator with a new unit. Tested the actuator using a Power Probe, and it pulls with noticeably more force than when it’s activated through the car’s system. Given this, it seems like the actuator isn’t getting full power when triggered by the car. Could it be a weak ground, wiring issue, or something in the control module? If so, anyone has the wire diagram? Has anyone dealt with low voltage going to the actuator or had similar symptoms? Appreciate any insight!
