YOUR RESEARCHRear Spoiler Noise During Operation
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This worked perfectly.
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I recently noticed that the rear spoiler on my car is quite noisy when either raising, or lowering. It�s something thats not noticeable while driving. Is there any maintenance I can do to reduce or eliminate the noise? I�ve tried some spray lube on pivot points with no discernible difference.
Manually open the spoiler and look closely at the struts that raise the spoiler. You will find some small holes. Spray silicone lube in those holes. Lower the spoiler and open a few times while spraying lube in the spoiler struts.
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This worked perfectly. I never noticed those two lubrication points. Thank you!
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