YOUR RESEARCHAnyone fix spoiler issues?
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I once had an issue with the rear spoiler staying up after going over 90. Went back out and did it 90 again and spoiler went back down and performed as normal. Now the spoiler is up and will not go back down. I�ve tried high speed passes and lubed the arms. If I hit the button by fuses, it does down about and inch and it just stops. Is this a sign of a failing motor? I do not want to break any gear teeth by trying To force it or multiple attempts.
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You haven't been dropping Viagra pills in the fuel tank again have you?
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lol nope! How have you been? I think I�m a younger 996 owner. I don�t get The viagra jokes. LOL
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I'm doing great! I'm a covid-19 survivor... I'm counting my blessings! RE: your spoiler issue.... You might have issues with the actual lift motors or specifically the gears inside the shafts. Both of mine were acting weird and so I added some lubrication and they started working again. My loose theory is water ingress causes the lube to wash out and in turn, causes resistance on the spoiler lift. But don't quote me! I took mine all apart. Was a royal PITA, but I got it done.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...l-spoiler.html Do you have aftermarket headlights?
No I do not. That would be really odd.
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It is odd. If it hadn't happened to me, would not have believed. Pulled a high quality HID kit off the car, never got another spoiler error or the grinding noises.
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