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Rear Spoiler Up/Down?

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I'm guessing it doesn't get used very often.

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I'm guessing it doesn't get used very often.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How to raise-lower rear spoiler on 2004 C4S? I do not have button below PSM button on horseshoe.. The rocker switch by left foot does not work. Is there another way to raise-lower rear spoiler for various tasks in the garage. And no, garage is not moving at 75mph to do it automatically. Any fuses to check, which ones or any other things? BTW, the spoiler operates fine at speeds, I can just see it in rear view mirror. Comments or advice welcomed. YSMV.

POST 2Original post

Do you have the paper fuse list in the fuse panel "door?" That should tell you which fuse it is. It may or may not be the same as any other 996.

POST 3Original post

I guess if your switch isn�t working, then maybe the spoiler isn�t being deployed. It�s surprisingly difficult to check at speed (even for passengers).

POST 4Original post

Sounds like it's just the switch if the spoiler is deploying at speed. Have you tried flipping the switch up and down a few times, in case it's something simple like corrosion on the connections? I'm guessing it doesn't get used very often.

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