Atto 3: To Frunk or Not to Frunk? 🤔🤔 Episode 67

[@brettbarnes7370]

Thanks for the Frunk review, not sure if I need one yet, food for thought. I wonder how much air travels through that area whilst driving. I am in Canada BC on holidays and have seen lots of chargers running off Hydro Power. I have seen heaps of Tesla’s but not one BYD. My neighbours back in Perth just put in orders for a BYD Seal and Sea Lion. They are getting a free wall charger included in their order.

[@bydatto39461]

Some people have said they remove their Frunk in Summer as they are worried it affects the air-conditioning. I haven't noticed anything. Enjoy your holiday in Canada! Do they even sell BYDs in Canada???

[@gerrymurphy3037]

have you any ideas on how to stop the glare from the sun on the centre screen? its impossible to view on a sunny day

[@bydatto39461]

Definitely having a extra shade underneath the shade cover may help. You can buy those aluminum coated foam inserts to put between the shade cover and the sunroof. Try adjusting the brightness of the screen as well, I don't recall ever having a problem. I can imagine if you drive with the sun at a particular angle ( in the early morning, or late afternoon ) it could be problematic. I never really drive for prolonged periods, in the same direction, with the sun at a low angle, so if that's your scenario, there may be not much you can do. Have a play around with the brightness setting and see if it helps

[@fwmack1]

brilliant very impressive and oh so easy to install and uninstall thanks Yeah would like one for cables and other charging equipment Sadly i am in Melbourne BUT far better than other frunks

[@bydatto39461]

Yeah they are great Frunks, v easy and the perfect spot for cables.

[@thetad1242]

How's dust on this thing?

[@bydatto39461]

It's not that bad, but if you are worried, you can put your chargers in a plastic bag ( or whatever you put in there )

[@idavew]

engine bay area isn’t closed off from the bottom in a car so while driving kicking up dirt and all that will eventually sit in the engine bay area. that’s why you should also clean it a few times per year.