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YOUR RESEARCHRear spoiler
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Use switch in the footwell
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Spoiler', can I still use the switch in the footwell to manually raise and lower?
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Although i have not done it a piwis unit can code the spoiler for a fixed (gt3) spoiler and eliminate the light. Im 99% sure it will not affect its operation as the harness is still connected.
Does the spoiler not stay raised when the rocker switch in the kick panel is used? I don�t use it in my 911, but that�s the way it works on the 970 Panamera?
Kinda curious if there is any risk to the mechanism closing the engine cover with the spoiler up. Unless you gently closed it seems like it might be a bit more of a jarring impact than the mechanism would usually encounter.
DeJeeper is right that the Spoiler Codeing in the Instrument Cluster can be changed to "Fixed Spoiler" and eliminate the warning light ( and functioning) for spoiler failure with PIWIS 1 or with PST2 Tester, ..........but unfortunately with PIWIS 2 or PIWIS 3 this function was not brought forward for our cars..
I have had Sally Coded for Fixed Spoiler for 18 years because I just don't like the look of the rear profile when spoiler is down...( non-Aero )...No issues with damage in closing the lid...
glad I found this thread. so if I get someone with
PIWIS
to set it to '
Fixed
Spoiler', can I still use the switch in the footwell to manually raise and lower? would prefer to have it lowered when I take through a car wash.
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