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I got the frunk open using the fuse post and jumped the car off the battery, once started and driving the spoiler dropped back to normal.
I accidentally left the key in the car with the ignition on yesterday but the car not running, totally my fault. When I came out to the car later as I walked up to it I noticed the rear spoiler was up, then realized I had a totally deal battery. I got the frunk open using the fuse post and jumped the car off the battery, once started and driving the spoiler dropped back to normal.
I had a look in the manual and couldn�t see anything about the spoiler raising with a dead battery, is it some really clever Porsche trick to give you access to the engine to jump the car off the engine posts?, if so how do you open the engine cover manually?, I looked with the spoiler raised but couldn�t see anything obvious.
I just went thru the same situ, yesterday
Replaced the battery in July and lo and behold I got a defective Bosch from Pep Boys
Had the frunk and engine cover up and when I closed the cover, the spoiler was deployed
If it was a cab you may have found the top and windows down, but only if it was raining. As the battery goes flat strange things start to happen.
your engine release cable is coiled up under the left taillight.
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