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Rear Spoiler Operation

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YOUR RESEARCHRear Spoiler Operation

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My car is going to the OPC for a major service tomorrow and if its possible by means of changing the obc settings then I might just ask them.
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Or a better idea would be deft use of your foot on the manual override switch down there.
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My car is going to the OPC for a major service tomorrow and if its possible by means of changing the obc settings then I might just ask them.
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Or a better idea would be deft use of your foot on the manual override switch down there.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The default settings for the rear spoiler opening is 75 mph and it retracts at 50 mph. I was wondering (purely for pose mode you understand!) if there is any way that the speeds can be changed to say 50 up and 25 down? My car is going to the OPC for a major service tomorrow and if its possible by means of changing the obc settings then I might just ask them. I bet Richard will know the answer!

POST 2Original post

I'm afraid it isn't possible. It is coded into the instrument cluster, and it can't be changed.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Richard. It was worth asking.

POST 4Original post

How about wiring in a switch to extend manual up/down switch located beside fuseboard? Pick up another elec windows switch and add it in place of one of the blank switches beside the handbrake. You can then rise the rear spoiler at 5mph if you so desire [ ]

POST 5Original post

... wouldn't fitting 15" wheels and tyres sort it ? Or a better idea would be deft use of your foot on the manual override switch down there.

POST 6Original post

Hope that doesn't involve a major wallet bashing! Best wishes for 2009.

POST 7Original post

... or just buy the dashboard spoiler control switch and use that. Richard will be along shortly with the part number... [ ]

POST 8Original post

Better still, a DIY! http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=7071

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