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Removing Frunk Carpet?

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Still have to get to the cleaning of the carpet for me and put it back in haha

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Clean things up

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When I removed my carpet I found some evidence that a mouse had been in there, so I was glad to clean things up.

Removing Frunk Carpet?

Disconnect wires

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In my 99 I had to remove the brake reservoir trim, and unmount the cd changer and amp, disconnect the wires to them and set them aside.

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Still have to get to the cleaning of the carpet for me and put it back in haha

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When I removed my carpet I found some evidence that a mouse had been in there, so I was glad to clean things up.

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Disconnect wires

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In my 99 I had to remove the brake reservoir trim, and unmount the cd changer and amp, disconnect the wires to them and set them aside.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello everyone, I haven't found a tutorial about this so here's the question Someone must have spilled some oil in my 996's front trunk, and I want to get the carpets out to clean them better (there's still some residue). The front half of the carpet comes out easy, but the rear not so much. It looks like I need to remove the brake reservoir trim and the CD changer. Anyone's already done this? Anything I need to be wary of? BR, Alex

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I just did this for the exact same reason myself. In my 99 I had to remove the brake reservoir trim, and unmount the cd changer and amp, disconnect the wires to them and set them aside. After that it was easy peasy. Still have to get to the cleaning of the carpet for me and put it back in haha

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I did it this weekend for 99 C2, while scoping out the installation of a new amplifier. It�s all pretty easy. The only tricky bits were unplugging the amplifier harnesses, and two of the plastic pop rivets that hold the trunk liner to the back wall were pretty tough to remove. I was glad I had an interior trim removal set. When I removed my carpet I found some evidence that a mouse had been in there, so I was glad to clean things up. When you remove the brake reservoir trim, there is a wire for the trunk light that just pulls off. It�s a good time to check if the bulb needs replacing.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks! It's quite easy overall. Only had one of the large pop rivets that would *not* budge, but the hole in the carpet is big enough that you can slide it out leaving the rivet in place. A good dab of cleaning was done, hoping to button everything back together tomorrow.

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