help with spoiler uninstall,pls
Hi i would like to know how to take my spoiler off my tc.. i would be really appreciate it if someone can help me with this. it would be helpful if you can post pics too.. thanks in advance
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- remove two screws on the inside to tear apart rear plastic panel pieces ...
- remove nuts holding spoiler in....
- yank that SOB off...
- cry at your naked hatch with ugly holes.
- remove nuts holding spoiler in....
- yank that SOB off...
- cry at your naked hatch with ugly holes.
Took mine off a while ago.
Go to TRDSPARKS.COM and look at the install template.
It will show you what panels in your trunk to pop-off to access
the holes needed to unbolt the bolts.
After those are off, you're gonna spend A LOT of time trying
to pry it off because of the super duper ownage tape holding
it in place. What I did was get a hair dryer and lift up as hard
as I could while blow drying it. This let the hot air go directly
into the adhesive causing it to be pliable again. It's still going
to be tough though. What I did was grab a knife, lift up the
spoiler as high as I could, and slice away at the adhesive
loosening up section by section.
Try your hardest not to put pressure on the spoiler going
downwards. There are going to be "indents/dents" in your
trunk on top where it used to sit because that part of
the car has no support under the metal.
And you're going to have 4 holes, not 2.
2 for each side.
Go to TRDSPARKS.COM and look at the install template.
It will show you what panels in your trunk to pop-off to access
the holes needed to unbolt the bolts.
After those are off, you're gonna spend A LOT of time trying
to pry it off because of the super duper ownage tape holding
it in place. What I did was get a hair dryer and lift up as hard
as I could while blow drying it. This let the hot air go directly
into the adhesive causing it to be pliable again. It's still going
to be tough though. What I did was grab a knife, lift up the
spoiler as high as I could, and slice away at the adhesive
loosening up section by section.
Try your hardest not to put pressure on the spoiler going
downwards. There are going to be "indents/dents" in your
trunk on top where it used to sit because that part of
the car has no support under the metal.
And you're going to have 4 holes, not 2.
2 for each side.
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