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Front Hood microswitch part number

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Replace when it failed shut (at kid�s birthday party

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The only switch I think I have is integrated into the frunk lock/release mechanism that I had to replace when it failed shut (at kid�s birthday party, with the kid�s present inside).

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Replace when it failed shut (at kid�s birthday party

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The only switch I think I have is integrated into the frunk lock/release mechanism that I had to replace when it failed shut (at kid�s birthday party, with the kid�s present inside).

Front Hood microswitch part number
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm looking for the part number for this white microswitch. Mine is stuck out and making the hood light stay on. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

I dunno, I have a 99 and I don�t think I have that on my car? The only switch I think I have is integrated into the frunk lock/release mechanism that I had to replace when it failed shut (at kid�s birthday party, with the kid�s present inside).

POST 3Original post

I don't think that is a microswitch, I believe it the "help I'm stuck in the frunk" emergency lid-popper solenoid which is only on 2003-up. The microswitch is in the latch assembly.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 18924785

The microswitch that alerts you on the gauge cluster that the frunk is open is actually located inside the lock mechanism. It's part#9 in the diagram.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18925862

That is what I'm thinking it is too so I'm not going to be worried about it.

POST 6Original post

On my 2003 the white gadget is a solenoid that opens the truck lock, the little cable above it is the one that you pull to release the hood if the battery or solenoid dies.

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