YOUR RESEARCHSpoiler brake light loose on 996t
1 matching discussions were examined; no attributable action/outcome evidence was detected. No consensus or repair conclusion is claimed.
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Noticed that the brake light in spoiler on my 996t is loose, ie is able to move from side to side and not locked in position. How should this be secured ? Will I have to strip away trim under the spoiler to gain access to it ? Appreciate any feedback on this
The lamp has a spring clip at one end which needs compressing to remove the lamp. I seem to remember that you can insert a flat blade screwdriver on the right hand end of the lamp and push it left. The spring will then compress and you'll be able to pop-out the lamp.
Cheers for the advice, will have a play with it , see what I can do
The one in my (Cup) spoiler isn't working and I have just discovered that someone glued the unit in so it will be destroyed to repair it............
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