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Noise Level When Rear Spoiler Deploys?

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But when I use the switch to deploy it it is not exactly quiet.

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Clean channels

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The dealer said they could clean the channels for .5 hr labor.

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The dealer said they could clean the channels for .5 hr labor.

Noise Level When Rear Spoiler Deploys?

Run then your ears are better than mine

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If you hear it with the engine running then your ears are better than mine

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The dealer said they could clean the channels for .5 hr labor.

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Run then your ears are better than mine

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If you hear it with the engine running then your ears are better than mine

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But when I use the switch to deploy it it is not exactly quiet.

Noise Level When Rear Spoiler Deploys?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

In motion I do not hear it because of the the wonderful vroooooooooms. But when I use the switch to deploy it it is not exactly quiet. Maybe it sounds like a whine? Is there a fluid level to check? What do you suggest? WD 40? Something else? Leave it alone?

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Hey what are you doing surpassing the speed limit?!? Sounds like unsafe driving to me! I'm actually curious too as to if there is any regular maintenance we should be performing on the wing to make sure it stays in working order?

POST 3Original post

If the engine is off you will hear the tail come up which is good because you'll know when to let off the switch. Then just walk around and clean. If you hear it with the engine running then your ears are better than mine

POST 4Original post

Mine is noisy too in the same situation. The dealer said they could clean the channels for .5 hr labor. I'll do it myself.

POST 5Original post

they require oiling - I will look for the data - its a grop of oil in a hole on each side

POST 6Original post

Mine is quiet when in auto mode...but I honestly have never deployed it with the switch.

POST 8Original post

Mine is also making that whining noise even when the engine is at idle speed so I am also interrested in a working solution to quiet down this mechanism...

POST 9Original post

"Manually" lift it and then clean and grease the two actuators with silicon or something like that. I did that 4 years ago and it's been silent ever since.

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