YOUR RESEARCHSpoiler slightly crooked...
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Hey 996ers, I noticed my rear spoiler was a little bit popped up on the driver side (left) compared to the right, meaning there is a larger gap between the spoiler and the engine cover on the dirver side. The spoiler operates normally and my only guess is: It sat under the sun for a week when it was in the workshop. Could the heat cause the spoiler panel to slightly bend? How can I restore it at this point? Right Left: larger gap Thanks ahead for any advice
There is an adjustment to the teatray you can do. Remove the louvre panel and take stock of how the plastic teatray (the black, motorized plastic frame) connects to the steel decklid. - 2 hinges near the front edge held on by 2 screws each - 2 struts at the rear corners held on by 2 screws each With the louvre panel off, you can (with the teatray all the way down) loosen all 8 screws and do your best to align the teatray the way you like it. Then carefully snug down the 4 front screws, the 4 rears, and tighten everything taking care not to accidentally shift a bolt. I was able to get the teatray to actually go lower than stock, a requirement for my 3D printed spoiler (wasn't designed exactly right lol).
Hey here�s a follow up� as can see from the pic, my spoiler failed when raised. I found out when I was having a blast and the warning light showed up on the dash. Guess I have to visit the shop for this one haha. I hope this is not an expensive fix.
It's probably not that expensive, but depends how handy you are. The mechanism is basically just a motor and two bowden cables, so if one side failed, I would go in and check if something has snapped or come loose. Worst case you'd find a used assembly from another car and drop it in, for example https://www.ebay.com/itm/166465060460
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