Rear spoiler hydraulic issue
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Rear spoiler hydraulic issue
My spoiler will not retract after deploying when braking at 75 mph. Once the engine is off and restarted the manual switch will retract. What's the fix?
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If one can do a oil change or brake pad change, you can refill and bleed the hydraulic wing system.
Regardless, I rebuild each wing cylinder for $248.00
Regardless, I rebuild each wing cylinder for $248.00
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Mine is still working but here is my solution: I am having the OEM factory Aerokit front spoiler/lip (Suncoast parts) installed as we speak and am about to order this CF Aerokit rear spoiler (Have looked but cannot find an OEM aerokit rear spoiler): https://www.carid.com/d2s/aero-kit-style-rear-wing-spoiler-mpn-p997ct-w1t-cf.html?singleid=25585920&url=5353719
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Post number 10 in the above thread tells how to bleed and fill the hydraulics..
Post number 10 in the above thread tells how to bleed and fill the hydraulics..
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I went the permanent route - up position with a kit from Florida. I have the pump unit I removed and will sell to anyone interested. In perfect condition. Just let me know?
Bruce in Arizona.
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Fixed position looks broken to me and worth less on resale in my opinion.
I had mine rebuilt with better seals 3 years ago at a shop in FL who mainly does hydraulic systems. I would say Kevin's price at $250 per cylinder is a tad cheaper than what I paid.
I had mine rebuilt with better seals 3 years ago at a shop in FL who mainly does hydraulic systems. I would say Kevin's price at $250 per cylinder is a tad cheaper than what I paid.