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YOUR RESEARCH996 automatic rear spoiler issue

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I visited my local OPC to check out the cost of a new spoiler lifting mechanism (basically a couple of cables excluding the electric motor) and it turned out to be �745.

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I visited my local OPC to check out the cost of a new spoiler lifting mechanism (basically a couple of cables excluding the electric motor) and it turned out to be �745.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, 1st time 2001 996 C2 owner here. Mine seems to have developed a fault with the rear automatic spoiler in that only the LHS rises. I've had a good search around on the web for information as to how the mechanism functions but have not found much! Does anyone know if this can be fixed at home or if it's a dealer job? Also, where do you folks obtain schematics etc from? many thanks for any help..... John

POST 2Original post

Welcome. Where are you located? What car do you have (yr/model)

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I'm in Southern England and have just got my 1st 996 C2 2001 model. Fingers crossed for a fun relationship! [ ATTACH]388650[/ATTACH]

POST 4Original post

Hope this will help some. What do you mean by LHS http://www.pelicanparts.com/PartsLoo...-07-Frame3.htm

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

yep, sorry, Left hand side is what I meant. I visited my local OPC to check out the cost of a new spoiler lifting mechanism (basically a couple of cables excluding the electric motor) and it turned out to be �745. I'm afraid in this instance it's a visit to the breakers for a replacement mechanism �130 for a complete cover & spoiler. Hopefully that should sort it out.

POST 7Original post

I have a spare, if you want I will make you a good deal on it.

POST 8Original post

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Whats shipping to the UK for an item that large?

POST 9Original post

Its not much, I figure about $45 shipping for the assembly (less the spoiler) and maybe only $10 more if the spoiler is included in my case I already sold the bellows to another RL member in Canada so the unit is no longer complete - that said.... you know I have another one (in black) that IS complete

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

well, the used engine lid & spoiler arrived. After a few hours of tinkering and many many protective covers I stripped both spoilers down and now have a fully working rear spoiler again - Should be able to drive the car a little quicker now! Thanks for your help

POST 11Original post

Awesomw. Way to go on your spoiler issue. It always feels better when the fix is yours!

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Jeeze Ed... you have a nice amount of inventory. Hint... you should let things break before buying stuff.... especially the shiny ones.

POST 14Original post

UGG - I am working on getting rid of some things, I sold a set of wheels and tires today - its a long term illness I suffer from!

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It's always great to hear when a problem has been resolved by membership help.

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