POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Spoiler remained in up position after engine cooled down??? Temperature never exceeded 180 degrees. What would cause it to remain in the up position? Clark
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POST 2Original post
OD on Viagra. It can spoil a man's fun.
POST 3Original post
Cooling of the engine has nothing to do with the spoiler being up. It activated at a speed of 75 +- mph and retracts at about 30 mph. Maybe a relay or limit switch problem.
POST 4Original post
Also try the switch on the fuse panel to lower it
POST 5Original post
Quotes source post: 13609505
Zackly. Try pushing the button on the lower panel near the fuse box. A couple times over the past few years my spoiler has stayed up for some inexplicable reason. Push the button and all is good.
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