YOUR RESEARCHSpoiler Noise when coming down
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I always raise up the spoiler when I wash the car and I oticed when I fold it back down, I hear this grunting(lack of better term) noise. Has anyone encountered this? Its sounds like it just need some lubrication. Has anyone done this?
just needs some lube and 2 clear dirt out. after sitting all winter mine was noisy as ****
Where did you lube it? Did you have to dis-assemble the unit to clean?
Just spray lube the hinges, it will be fine.
Just spray the mechanism, it is fairly involved to dis/assemble the entire mech.
Mine did the same thing last year. Sprayed Moly lube on the side hinges...good as new...
Thanks guys! I just lube the hinges and will work them. We'll see.
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