Phase 2 309 Original Spoiler

[welshpug 1,657]

as titled!

 

I have a Goodwood that has a spoiler that seems to be rather unsecure, but as yet I havent figured out how its bolted down (or not as the case may be!)

 

it needs to come off as the laquer it peeling and I'm going to repaint it and pop it back on securely!

 

the haynes manual I have it useless, but then it would be as its a Phase one manual

[Russelltp 0]

Seem to remember mine had rivets and screws into it. If you take out the plastic air vents on each side of the tailgate you should be able to see more. Mine wobbled as well but I decided that it wasn't going to fall off and left it as it was.

[Sandy 191]

Mine had 14mm nuts inside the tailgate, accessed through the vents on the side as Russell says, but it looked like it had been off before.

Edited January 2, 2007 by sandy309

[Chris H 10]

Mine has studs inserted into the spoiler an nuts on the inside of the tailgate, not sure if thats standard though!

 

 

I don't think we've been much help......studs, screws, rivits etc......i'll try and look at my other one later

[Sandy 191]

I don't think we've been much help......studs, screws, rivits etc

Still, it's nice to throw a few thoughts about

[welshpug 1,657]

cheers guys, did think there'd be something behind those vents

 

didnt want to prise them out in case I was wrong though, french plastic and all that

[boombang 2]

Both phase 2's we have had were the "fixed" stud coming out of the spoiler through the boot top with nuts under.

 

When I say "fixed" I mean they freely span inside the spoiler and made it a real pain to remove