There is no auto close for the frunk on a Pure. I'm surprised they left it in
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The Pure doesn't have AUTO open but I believe the frunk button should close.
It can't since it's not on powered struts.
I believe that button is in the Pure to open the frunk, in the event someone got trapped in there. Similar to the buttons required in trunks to do the same.
No more mob guys tossing people in trunks and driving them out to the woods to dump them.
No more mob guys tossing people in trunks and driving them out to the woods to dump them.
I can confirm that the button in the frunk is an emergency release. It is the same button to shut the frunk lid in the non-Pure trims.
Is it the struts pushing it up after latch release of is it motorized?
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It’s just the latches.
Yes. The struts push it up
It should be on by default, but under settings, vehicle, doors?
That was exactly what did it. Thank you
I'd like to know if other Air Pure owners about their experience with the 'Easy Entry' feature. Specifically, when I enter the car, the driver seat is fully reclined and pushed all the way to the back. I am 5'9" and I still find myself needing to make an effort to reach the brake pedal to activate the Easy Entry settings to get the seat to my preferred driving position.My wife who is 5'3" cannot even reach the brake pedal to activate easy entry with the current set up.
If I manually adjust the seat to move forward before sitting then easy entry won't activate as manual entry deactivates the feature.
When i spoke to service i was that what I am aexperiencing is considered normal within the current systems capabilities. Once the vehicle has driver input into the seat position - easy entry deactivates as it prioritizes that input. The vehicle typically does not reset easy entry until the vehicle goes through a power cycle, lock/ unlock.
Is this a common occurrence, or could it possibly indicate a bug or fault? Any insights would be appreciated.
If I manually adjust the seat to move forward before sitting then easy entry won't activate as manual entry deactivates the feature.
When i spoke to service i was that what I am aexperiencing is considered normal within the current systems capabilities. Once the vehicle has driver input into the seat position - easy entry deactivates as it prioritizes that input. The vehicle typically does not reset easy entry until the vehicle goes through a power cycle, lock/ unlock.
Is this a common occurrence, or could it possibly indicate a bug or fault? Any insights would be appreciated.
We have a Pure. I do not believe easy entry is designed for you and your spouse as you describe. I would turn the option off. As each of you approach, it should recognize your profile and begin to adjust accordingly. I am 6’2” and my spouse is 5’4” and we do not use easy entry. She approaches, it begins to adjust for her as the profile switches. Before we are ready to drive, the car is ready for us in the proper seat configuration. This may not be the answer you are looking for, but easy entry is designed for folks that find it hard to get in and out of the car with their seat position configuration.
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The other option is to buckle your seat belt after closing the door. This will reset the seat to the saved configuration. No need to tap the brake.
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Absolutely! I honestly don’t see a problem here. There are 2 options to activate your original seating position when getting in the car, touch the brake or fasten your seatbelt. You’re going to fasten your seatbelt anyway, so why not do that first? The additional benefit of not touching the brake first, is that you’re not greeted with the continuous chimes until you fasten your seatbelt. Win win, especially for shorter drivers!
I just did sprint mode for my son today (while getting on the freeway) and it was like we were getting pushed into the seatBe careful with Launch Mode. You might puke or pee or both!!
.Something I found out today by mistake. I set the car to maintain temperature in pet mode while going to the store for a minute. When I returned to the car to get something from the trunk I entered thru the passenger door to push the button on the pilot panel to open the trunk. It wouldn't function. In fact ,none of the car's functions worked- The upshot -if you enter thru a door other than the driver's door the car will not leave pet mode. That means none of the car functions, other than maintaining temperature, will work until you open the driver's door. Save yourself a few minutes & don't act as silly & confused as I did today. 
