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Squeaky rear spoiler

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Use switch in the footwell

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My spoiler is squeaking pretty badly when I use the switch in the footwell to raise or lower it.
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Use switch in the footwell

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My spoiler is squeaking pretty badly when I use the switch in the footwell to raise or lower it.
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Squeaky rear spoiler

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys, My spoiler is squeaking pretty badly when I use the switch in the footwell to raise or lower it. I've already lubed the two fat plastic supporting "hinges" on the sides but the squeak seems to come from the middle of the spoiler (where the actual hidden motor mechanism is, I think). Any idea how to lube it? Thanks, Ahsai

POST 2Original post

i have tried the same to no avail Any thoughts?

POST 3Original post

might have to get 2 people involved, one to push the button and one to actually pin point the squeek... Heres how to dismantle the spoiler... http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...howtopic=11667

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I sprayed more silicone on the fat hinges. Also, I loosen up all the hex bolts on the black backing plate a turn or two, raised and lowered the spoiler a few times, then retightened the bolts (the mechamism may be twisted a little...a tip from another board) The squeaking is down 90%.

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