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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

postamble(); well hello again people It seems that my rear spoiler doesn't come up automatically at 75 mph or indeed go back down (seeing as it never came up...) and yet the manual over-ride switch shows it to go up and down with no problems (when stationary of course). Any ideas? Thanks in advance Tim Migration info. Legacy thread was 91223

POST 2Original post

Fuse or cable problem from the speed sensor which activates the spoiler. Or sensor failure.Take it to an independent Porsche specialist. Meanwhile raise it manually and leave it up. That will stop you exiting right into the scenery - backwards! Migration info. Legacy thread was 91231

POST 3Original post

Yep - put it up manually if you are going on the motorway! Migration info. Legacy thread was 91246

POST 4Original post

Have you got long arms......I know the law have Migration info. Legacy thread was 91251

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

postamble(); well i hope you're not suggesting i ever drive above 70 mph....? that would be wrong, very wrong..... Migration info. Legacy thread was 91276

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