Good evening folks,


After replacing the stereo tomorrow, my next repair is the rear spoiler. I have tried to research "spoilers" but only found threads on STR's and folks looking for replacements.
Anyhow .... My O4' Coupe rear spoiler well .....It won't engage. I have checked and replaced the fuses...but still nothing. If it's a solenoid or motor ... then how would one raise the wing to get to the solenoid ?

Has this happened to you ?
If so, what was the problem ?
Where you able to R & R it yourself ?

Can Ya, help a Brother out ?

 

Remove the inner hatch panel to access the wing assy. Remove the bolts and it can be removed.

 

Thanks for the help ... but then I don't see any bolts.. the wing is down how do I access those bolts .....?

 

what frustrates me the most is ...the German tech isn't that hard it's just convoluted, and I'm German I I still can't figure this little car out ....

 

Use the search bar and type in; n/a spoiler removal guide.

 

King david ..... your suggestion produced my own question ..... now I tried it twice ..... no go

 

​​​​​​Okay, click on forums then click on technical then click on TSB's and how to articles then scroll down to n/a spoiler removal guide. 👍

 

Did you remove the trim panel on the inside of the hatch as I stated in my first post?

 

No. No Sir, I did not .... I am terrible at following directions which may or may not have had anything to do with an adult beverage or two that I may or may not have had while sitting on my porch attempting to online trouble shoot ... :-D

 

Florida 13, You have to remove the trim pieces on the inside of the hatch. There is a screw under the cover in the handhold. Pop off the lower panel. Next are 2 screws holding the upper panel in place.

Info for repairing your spoiler motor micro switches is on this post:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ck-open-2.html

 

Removal of the NA spoiler has its own PDF file showing you how to get it off.
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The use of silicone as a seal is not to be recommended as you would not be able to get the spoiler off again if anything went wrong again, the use of silicone would be a very bad idea.
The seal used originally is a cause of a lot of leaks in this area, how to seal it properly is in another PDF made for the SRT6 spoiler leak fix.