I have never really looked at others, but does this look allright or is it supposed to be connected to the upper part of the wing?

 

lHard to tell from this angle, but it looks like a piece is missing. Common with this part of the wing. Mine is the same and it is defintely broken. probably will have to be replaced with an OE part. Doubt if it impedes the function of the wing.

 

Yep it is broken. Simple to fix. Takes about 15 minutes.

 

yep its broken

 

I got a spare one....but I imagine shipping to Sweden would be a king's ransom....

 

Had mine replaced when a section came out like yours about a year ago. Replacement part number on my invoice is 993 512 121 00. In the US, it cost me $88.32 for the part and $83.40 for the labor. I drove a DE event with it damaged and it worked fine (no overheating issues)...so it isn't critical if you can't fix it immediately.

 

$88 bucks?? Holy crap! I got my spare one for $20 bucks at a wrecker....

 

Bought one a couple months back from the dealer @ $98 Cdn. Took 5 minutes to remove the old and install the new.

 

Mike, make sue you go to p-car.com and look at the very bottom of the spoiler wall directions. I just did this repair and it was very easy. Do the bearing at the same time if you have the coffe grinder rear spoiler noise. I just did this and was very pleased with the results.
Drew
86 930
97 C4S
89 C4 (sold)

 

I changed mine in about 5 minutes. Open the spoiler 2/3, and you can snap it off easily. A new one can be ordered by Porsche under the number 993 512 121 00. As above....have a look at P-car.com

 

Black Duct Tape - yes, fix it!

Open 2/3 of the way and pop-off top and bottom (see the P-car DIY). Put it on the kitchen table and align, leaving ~7 - 8mm gap. Wrap the tape around it, and then just reinstall!

Yes, it's not P-car pure, but it works great. I DE'd and ran in excess of 155 MPH and it is still intact.

 

FWIW, I've heard some call it the spoiler "accordion" - you can get a new part, or used one from a dismantler.

I like DC Automotive http://www.dcautomotive.com/.
No official affiliation, just a happy customer and have a friend who works there - ask for Richard... he's a Porsche nut and 928 expert, too.

 

Thanks for all your advice.
It's properly too expensive to get it send from the US to Sweden due to the size, so I have to find a local P-shop.

 

I second the black duct tape

 

Another vote for the duct tape here too!