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2004 Carrera red kens on spoiler?

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YOUR RESEARCH2004 Carrera red kens on spoiler?

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Replace burned out bulb

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I just replaced the burned out bulb.
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Replace motor hood & spoiler

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I just painted & replaced my motor hood & spoiler.
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Replace burned out bulb

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I just replaced the burned out bulb.
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2004 Carrera red kens on spoiler?

Replace motor hood & spoiler

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I just painted & replaced my motor hood & spoiler.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just painted & replaced my motor hood & spoiler. It looks good! What is the red lens on the spoiler? Brake light, parking light? Mine does not come on & I don�t know about my old one. thanks!

POST 2Original post

It is the rear center brake light. Should come on with application of the brakes when spoiler is up.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That particular brake light does not come on and also the motor hood light does not come on. I just replaced the burned out bulb. i don�t think this is related but the blower fan on the motor hood does not come on. The fan is operable if I put 12 volts to it so I�m thinking the thermostat up front at the radiator has failed. I think I have to remove the front bumper to get to thet. ?

POST 4Original post

The engine compartment blower motor thermostat is located in a bung on the right side of the engine by the exhaust manifold.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks, I assume that would be sitting in the car side?

POST 6Original post

The engine compartment fan rarely runs. The temperature sensor is located between the intake plenums on the passenger side. It resides in a rubber grommet between the intake runners.

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